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Wednesday, September 4, 2013

LG to launch seven new Google TV enabled sets at CES 2013

Thought Google TV was dead in the water? LG disagrees. The company has announced a raft of new connected TV sets will be on show at CES in a couple of weeks

LG has lifted the lid on some of its televisual plans for CES 2013 by confirmed that seven new connected Google TV sets are on the way.

The company, which unveiled its first integrated Google TV offerings at CES last year, will launch the flagship GA7900 series in 47 and 55-inches, which features an LG Cinema Screen display with a super slim 0.4 inch bezel for near edge-to-edge viewing.

Alongside the GA7900 series, LG will also show off the GA6400 series in 42, 47, 50, 55 and 60-inch incarnations.

The sets will arrive with the newly-redesigned Magic Remote, which now features a full keyboard and a greater array of voice commands. As well as Google TV, the LG goggleboxes will also being access to the OnLive cloud gaming service.

Last year the South Korean company also introduced the mightily-impressive 55-inch 3D OLED set. Will the comany have anything equally delicious to show when the worlds biggest tech show returns to Las Vegas in the second week of January?

Wed hope that its something a little more exciting than the Google TV platform, which continues to be on live support.

Source:T3

Monday, May 13, 2013

Launch of Sony Ericsson Zylo

       There is amazing news for SE holic. Sony Ericsson will launch a new generation Walkman phone that is, Zylo. One of the benefits Zylo is an audio format FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Contact). FLAC is an audio format for home theater.This format allows us to listen to music or home theater audio class. "FLAC format sound quality of High Definition is the best ever on a mobile phone. Although the sound or music already in the very least, but the sound is still audible sound with the best quality," Hanny Sanjaya (Group Product Manager of Sony Ericsson Marketting) said, Thursday (07 / 22/2010).

       With the FLAC format, we can listen to the songs that have been reduced in size, without losing the quality of the original song. "On, MP4 or MP3 usual, if you hear a song that has been compressed, then the effect that the song will sound hoarse or shrill. But that did not happen when using FLAC format, the sound of a singer with a background sound will still be heard round and intact, even though the song already compressed,"Hanny said.

       The easiest way to distinguish FLAC to MP4 format is that if tested on a home theater. "Voices from the MP4 or MP3 will be sounded hoarse voice than from FLAC to go smoothly," Hanny said.