Their were a couple of things he forgot to say so I'll just add them in italics and parenthesis below:
"LG 4K OLED TV is the pinnacle of technological achievement (until tomorrow lunchtime) and a new paradigm that will change the dynamics of the next generation TV market (if only Samsung and others would keep their noses out),"
I don't know... I think a 4K OLED TV is just about the pinnacle of current TV tech for the next 5-7 years at least. As far as calling it a new paradigm, that's a straight up exaggeration. TV was a new paradigm compared to radio, and if we get 3D holographic television someday then we can say a new paradigm has arrived.
4K OLED is a combination of resolution and display tech; neither of which will likely change in the next 5-7 years because...
1) Display tech... LCD has been around for what 10 years? OLED will probably replace it and may enjoy an equally long tenure.
2) resolution - won't be improved upon probably ever. we can't see much higher than 4k resolution, and that's only in a huge screen which most homes can't justify in their small living rooms. Not to mention, we're already behind on content and bandwidth to supply those 4K TVs.
I would say it's accurate to say a 4K OLED TV is the start of the next generation of TV. But a paradigm shift? nope.