LG Uplus unveiled new home media products, including an ultra-compact IPTV set-top box and a portable monitor, at a global media and broadcasting technology exhibition.

LG Uplus said on Sept. 15 it took part in IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) 2026 held from Sept. 11 to 14 at the RAI Convention Centre in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and showcased new home media products.

IBC, a global exhibition in broadcasting, media and entertainment, brings together telecommunications and broadcasters, content companies, platform operators and equipment manufacturers from around the world to share the latest technologies and industry trends.

LG Uplus has previously demonstrated jointly developed technologies with partners at IBC, but this is the first time it has unveiled pre-launch products at the exhibition.

At the event, LG Uplus unveiled an ultra-compact IPTV set-top box, a portable monitor and a camera-recognition-based golf putting simulator through booths run by Amlogic, Kaon Group and Marsys.

The ultra-compact IPTV set-top box was made in the smallest size among the IPTV set-top boxes displayed at the venue. The company said its miniaturised design and product finish drew visitors' attention. The portable monitor was designed to improve usability so media content can be watched in a range of indoor and outdoor spaces. The camera-based golf putting simulator was operated as a hands-on exhibit that let visitors take part in a putting game.

During the event, LG Uplus also held business meetings with telecommunications and broadcasting operators and equipment manufacturers from Europe, Asia and Central and South America. Through the meetings, it explored the possibility of entering overseas markets for its home media products and opportunities for cooperation with global operators.

Park Chan-seung (박찬승), head of LG Uplus' Home Business Group and an executive director, said, "We will continue to promote our next-generation home media technology competitiveness together with our partners and discover various opportunities for cooperation with global operators."