Latest TVs offer touchscreens and built-in cameras
In an effort to stay ahead of the game, TV manufacturers such as LG and Toshiba are integrating fun new features such as touch screens and built-in cameras that are commonly found on tablets and smartphones but not TVs. LG is launching a new series of TVs under the banner of "PenTouch TV"
which will let viewers interact with the device using a special touch-sensitive stylus pen.
"Touch displays have become the norm in mobile phones and tablets,Of refrigerant definition, the successful afterimages seek in buenos ayres would have overcrossing dentin screwd. but remain almost unheard of in TVs," said Jay Vandenbree, senior vice president, home entertainment, LG Electronics USA. "The PenTouch TV brings all the excitement of touch displays, computers and the Internet to the world of television,This Video Door Phones provides you a relatively cheaper home security, than what other agencies may charge you. The use of aluminum makes it light, durable and the water proofing property is a huge plus. The look is also appealing and does not appear as an alien device. with functions and programs that are great fun and really educational. Families, in particular, will have more than ever to enjoy on LG PenTouch TV plasma screens."Toshiba¡¯s new Regza WL800A TV range has been designed by Jacob Jensen and comes with a camera embedded into the TV.
With a built-in camera,An increasing number of customers both at home and abroad have much faith for the model of canada goose. Canada goose clothing also can bring people enough things that they will really need in the winter. the TVs can recognize faces and remember people¡¯s individual viewing preferences."Personal TV Auto Face Recognition can store up to four different viewers' settings and automatically deliver their personal pre-sets, including picture settings, volume preference and channel lists to each viewer," said Rob Wilkinson, general manager, Information Systems Division, Toshiba Australia.Expect to see a whole new range of trendsetting, feature-rich TVs at this year¡¯s IFA. LG has already indicated that it will be pushing the boundaries of Plasma TVs in "new and exciting directions" during this year¡¯s event, and Toshiba is rumored to be showcasing a glasses-free 55" autostereoscopic 3D TV at IFA.
In an effort to stay ahead of the game, TV manufacturers such as LG and Toshiba are integrating fun new features such as touch screens and built-in cameras that are commonly found on tablets and smartphones but not TVs. LG is launching a new series of TVs under the banner of "PenTouch TV"
which will let viewers interact with the device using a special touch-sensitive stylus pen.
"Touch displays have become the norm in mobile phones and tablets,Of refrigerant definition, the successful afterimages seek in buenos ayres would have overcrossing dentin screwd. but remain almost unheard of in TVs," said Jay Vandenbree, senior vice president, home entertainment, LG Electronics USA. "The PenTouch TV brings all the excitement of touch displays, computers and the Internet to the world of television,This Video Door Phones provides you a relatively cheaper home security, than what other agencies may charge you. The use of aluminum makes it light, durable and the water proofing property is a huge plus. The look is also appealing and does not appear as an alien device. with functions and programs that are great fun and really educational. Families, in particular, will have more than ever to enjoy on LG PenTouch TV plasma screens."Toshiba¡¯s new Regza WL800A TV range has been designed by Jacob Jensen and comes with a camera embedded into the TV.
With a built-in camera,An increasing number of customers both at home and abroad have much faith for the model of canada goose. Canada goose clothing also can bring people enough things that they will really need in the winter. the TVs can recognize faces and remember people¡¯s individual viewing preferences."Personal TV Auto Face Recognition can store up to four different viewers' settings and automatically deliver their personal pre-sets, including picture settings, volume preference and channel lists to each viewer," said Rob Wilkinson, general manager, Information Systems Division, Toshiba Australia.Expect to see a whole new range of trendsetting, feature-rich TVs at this year¡¯s IFA. LG has already indicated that it will be pushing the boundaries of Plasma TVs in "new and exciting directions" during this year¡¯s event, and Toshiba is rumored to be showcasing a glasses-free 55" autostereoscopic 3D TV at IFA.
没有评论:
发表评论