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Gadget reviewer Marques Brownlee got his hands on the LG G Flex smartphone and tested if LG’s viral ad about its self-healing case and flexibility checks out. It works pretty well, but you still wouldn’t want to treat it roughly.

These impressive demonstrations of the self-healing coating and durability of LG’s G Flex smartphone with a curved display will probably make you as sad as we were to find out it’s only being released in South Korea for now.

LG Chile follows in the footsteps of its British counterpart, this time using the company’s new 4K resolution TVs to scare people. We’re pretty sure that the “victims” are actors though.

The LG G2 runs Android 4.2.2 and has a 5.2″ 1080p screen, a 2.26GHz Snapdragon 800, 2GB RAM, 32GB storage, 13mp rear camera and LTE. Software features include a guest mode and an “audio zoom” option when recording video.

The LG Optimus G Pro has a 5.5″ 1080p screen, 1.7GHz quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM and 13mp camera. Features include dual video recording, multitasking via widgets and universal remote control. An AT&T exclusive for now.

LG puts the realism of their widescreen displays to the test once more by putting images of sexy women above the urinals in a men’s room to see how their images affect a man’s ability to complete the business at hand.

LG has teamed up with The Awesomer and our bro site, Technabob to give away one of their awesome 29″ Ultrawide 21:9 Displays. Enter to win Here. (Ends 12:00am CDT 3/25/13. U.S. Residents Only.)

Projecting a 100-inch image from just 22in. away, LG’s $10,000, 1080p laser projector looks like a smart buy for those who want a bigger picture, but don’t have the strength to lift a massive flat-screen.

A gorgeous, minimal Android 4 smartphone with a 4.7-inch 1280×768 IPS screen, 4G LTE, fast quad-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 CPU, 8MP camera with live video zoom, and voice-based shutter activation.

LG’s high-end refrigerators boast the door-in-door feature. One main door has a sub-compartment for frequently accessed goods like bottles and cans, to help save energy and organize the fridge.

One of the eye-popping products to be shown at CES 2012, LG claims that their 55″ OLED television will have “the most natural colors on any TV set.” It’s only 0.16″ thick and weighs only 16.5lbs.

A laser mouse that transforms into a scanner at the press of a button. It can process up to A3 sized pages and also has OCR technology, so you can easily paste scanned text into documents.

We at TA have known for quite some time that intense and awesome can easily be used to describe vacuum cleaner ads; for you naysayers, behold the power of the LG Kompressor Elite.

The Optimus 2X smokes its current competition with a speedy dual-core Tegra 2 chipset, running Android 2.2. The phone also offers full 1080p video recording and playback, and an HDMI output.

LG’s prototype OLED TV is the world’s slimmest television at only 2.9mm thick. The 31-in wonder delivers 1080p, can display 3D video and has an “infinite contrast ratio”, whatever that means.

In case you’ve forgotten about LG’s wristwatch phone – what with the daily iPhone 4 leaks – then dust off your yellow trenchcoat; the modern-day 2-Way Wrist Radio can be yours now.