LG Electronics has announced to expand its Google TV lineup with seven new flavors in five screen sizes for 2013. Google TV is a platform that integrates Android OS with the existing TV to offer consumers a new and enthralling TV experience that combines the goodness of TV, web, and apps.
LG will debut two Google TV models - GA7900 and GA6400 from its Google TV lineup, at CES 2013. The new Google TV series from LG will feature LG's redesigned Magic Qwerty Remote that comes with enhanced natural language recognition to improve the Google’s voice search functionality. Users can search for a specific channel, website, or even genre like “romantic comedy” with one voice command. It also comes with pre-installed "OnLive app" that transmutes the Smart TV into an incredible gaming device loaded with high quality video games available from the cloud. The LG Google TV supports Wi-Fi connectivity for connecting to various devices wirelessly and is equipped with dual core CPU, TruPicture XD Engine, and FPR (Film-type Patterned Retarder) technology.
The GA7900 series comes with CINEMA SCREEN design that offers a sleek and modern look with thin bezel, it will be available in 47-inch and 55-inch screen sizes. The GA6400 series will be available in 42-, 47-, 50-, 55- , and 60-inch screen sizes.
The GA7900 series comes with CINEMA SCREEN design that offers a sleek and modern look with thin bezel, it will be available in 47-inch and 55-inch screen sizes. The GA6400 series will be available in 42-, 47-, 50-, 55- , and 60-inch screen sizes.
The new Google TV lineup will be available in the US initially, and to the rest of the EU at a later date. The company has not announced any pricing for the new Google TV lineup, but more details are expected from LG at CES 2013.
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Earlier internet was meant for computers, then came mobiles and tablets. And now TV. Good to see internet everywhere, a mean to be connected always. But wont it make u lazy, tuned to TV and other idiot box always..??
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