CES 2019 wrapped up last week and we were able to see some of the gadgets that will shape 2019. Among a lot of Alexa, Google and Siri integrated devices we were also able to see new TV technologies developed by LG and Samsung. Both giants came up with some amazing new ideas, LG with a finalized product, while Samsung with a promising new technology.
LG’s next smartphone, the G7 Thinq, is coming out soon following a May announcement. With the G7 Thinq, the camera is improved upon from the last model, there is an enhancement in AI capabilities, there is a super bright display, and the audio experience is made better than before.
Las Vegas is once more playing host to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2018). With the first day now winding down, let’s take a look at what this year is showing off.
LG is moving towards improving smartphones for content creation with the new LG V30 device. There has been a lot of thought put into this model with something exciting features popping up. Creating and watching high-quality video that other devices can’t is LG’s selling point with the V30.
LG has been criticized for years as a showboating company that tries to hard to sell phones based on pointless features and badly thought out gimmicks. It looks like they may have finally learned their lesson.
On day two of CES 2017, Nvidia announced its new SHIELD TV media streamer; Samsung showed off its new gaming notebook the Odyssey, Sony is releasing a 4K Blu-ray to the mass market; LG unveiled it’s Gram 14 laptop, and Asus show how busy they’ve been.
It feels like it’s been a while since a smartphone company feels like it’s created a phone that’s different. LG G5 takes something people do anyway and made it a standard feature. People like to add features to their devices, from helpful battery power to connecting to speakers for better sound. Every phone user is different and has different wants to what extras their phone has. LG’s G5 ability to add modules to the device recognises the simple fact that many smartphone users (Especially Android users) love customization.
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