CES 2013 is about to begin. South Korean tech giant Samsung has unveiled two new Smart TV. The interesting thing is, both of these smart TVs have quad-core processors inside.
There’s nothing so mesmerizing as a huge display which is able to run stunning graphics. That is precisely how LG was able to steal a sizeable portion of the spotlight at CES 2013. The 84-inch Ultra HD TV is able to run content at a resolution as high as 3840 x 2160p.
In recent years, we have seen the smart TV industry get fragmented due to the development of individual platforms by multiple vendors. LG had earlier revealed plans of changing this by forging a Smart TV Alliance. Today, it make a key announcement, stating that Panasonic has decided to be a part of the Alliance.
Samsung has readied a whole range of audio and TV accessories that are meant to truly attune your home entertainment to awesomeness. The company is going to show off these products at the CES show this year which is about to kickstart. Meanwhile, we bring you an early glimpse of what is to come.
With the success of Ouya, many had speculated that the funds crowdsourcing model may finally be ripe to disrupt the mainstream gaming industry. Ouya certainly has been a wild success and right on its heels, PlayJam has now launched GameStick, being touted as the tiniest and most portable TV games console.
We have already seen ‘world’s largest 55-inch OLED HDTV’ in CES 2012 from the South Korean tech giant LG Electronics. LG was awarded the “Best of Show” at the CES 2012 for its preliminary design of the OLED TV. And now, the company has announced that it will start taking pre-orders for its new 55-inch WRGB OLED television in Korea.
Samsung has often dished out its latest TV models at CES events. During CES 2012, it launched HDTV sets which came with voice-controlled navigation. And now, Samsung has released a teaser video which promises that the company will deliver HDTV sets with ‘unprecedented new shape’ at CES 2013.
It has been rumored in the past that Intel has plans of entering the Internet TV service arena. Now, TechCrunch reports that the chipmaker is finally on the verge of realizing these plans and will be rolling out this service to a limited number of cities ‘soon.’