Seems like LG is all geared up to go up against the likes of Samsung, especially where classy notebooks sporting bright and funky colours are concerned. Apparently, in a bid to score some points with the back-to-school crowd, the Korean electronics company has launched its new “Aurora” Xnote S series of notebooks which are reportedly designed to appeal fashion-conscious consumers.
Picture this situation; you need to scan a copy of a certain document, but the blasted scanner is situated at the other end of the room, and you really do not want to leave your comfortable chair and walk over to the device just to scan one single document. Well, don't worry; LG has come up with a novel way to solve such needs, and it comes in the form of its concept device, the LSM-100, which consists of a computer mouse that features a built-in scanner. And no, we are not making this up.
Have you heard of an upcoming LG smartphone known as the Enlighten? Apparently, some details about this mystery phone was first leaked onto the Internet way back in the early parts of August, although that information was limited to little more than a solitary image and a specifications sheet. And today, it seems that the veil of secrecy over the Enlighten has finally been broken, now that more images of the upcoming smartphone have started making their way online.
Now that 3D technology is fast making inroads into our daily lives, have you ever once entertained the thought of investing in a 3D-capable notebook for your entertainment needs? If so, LG's latest announcement will probably be just the thing you need to perk up your Tuesday, for the Korean electronics company has just announced the launch of its first 3D-capable notebook which it calls the Xnote A530.
Have you had enough of LG's Optimus One, Optimus 2X, Optimus Black and Optimus 3D smartphones that have been making headlines all over the Internet in recent months? Well, the good news is that the Korean electronics company has got yet another Optimus-branded smartphone up its sleeves which it reportedly plans to release for sale next year in various parts of the world, and it is called the LG Optimus Sol. Kind of makes you wonder if the Optimus Sol will have the soul of a premium smartphone befitting the Optimus product lineup, no?
LG has decided to go with the aggressive approach on marketing their 3D LCD TVs, and to the extend of taunting competitors including Samsung and Sony. In the latest advertisements, the company has provoked the two manufacturers about the use of active shutter glasses while LG uses the patented film patterned retarder (FPR) technology.
Today, LG Singapore has announced the new Optimus 3D Android smartphone which claims to incorporate "Tri-Dual" architecture and offers superb full 3D experience. The best thing is, you do not need to rely on 3D glasses to view 3D. The LG Optimus 3D is scheduled to be available at end of August, this month.
Fancy getting your hands on an ultrathin notebook? LG might have just the notebook you are looking for: the Korean electronics company has just announced the availability of its new Xnote P220 series of ultrathin notebooks, which will reportedly be released for sale in Korea starting today.
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Have you ever found yourself wishing that there was a way to operate a microwave oven remotely, so that you can easily warm up your food and drinks without having to waste precious time walking over to the kitchen to do so? Well, the good news is that such a wish is now one step closer to reality, for LG has announced the availability of a new microwave oven which allows you to...wait for it...control it remotely via a smartphone. No, really.
When the LG Optimus Pad was launched in Japan, it incorporated Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb mobile operating system. Well, for the owners of the Android tablet (on NTT DoCoMo) in the land of the rising sun, the Android 3.1 update will be available soon on 10 August.
LG Electronics has announced the availability of two new additions to its Optimus line of Android-powered smartphones in Taiwan today, the Optimus 3D and a white variant of the Optimus 2X smartphone which was recently introduced to the market this year. According to the company, the new Optimus 3D smartphone is capable of bringing the 3D cinema experience to users, a feat made possible by the technology used to power it. More details after the break...
LG Electronics has announced the availability of its new Cinema 3D-capable, LED-backlit high-definition television sets (HDTVs), the 47-inch 47LW9800 and 55-inch 55LW9800. Touted as the "crown-jewel" of 3D-capable television sets, the Korean electronics company has claimed that the new LW9800 series of HDTVs boast the most advanced technologies and features ever developed by it. More details after the break...
LG Korea has announced the availability of its new line of all-in-one desktop PCs, the V300 series. This particular product line, which was first introduced to the world in the early parts of June this year during the Computex 2011 trade fair that was held in Taipei, has finally been scheduled to be launched in various parts of the world, such as Europe, the Middle East, Japan, Asia and even Africa.
Apple may be planning to release the iPhone 5 either some time late September or early October this year, but it seems that Microsoft and its partners are not about to let the Cupertino giant steal all the thunder for itself during that period. Apparently, word has it that a group of big name smartphone OEMs are planning to launch their own Windows Phone 7 "Mango" smartphones in September as well in a bid to compete "neck to neck" with Apple's upcoming smartphone.
18 months ago, Sony raised expectations of consumers all over the world when it announced that it had plans to introduce a large screen OLED TV. Fast forward to today, and the good news is that it seems that an OLED TV release is still on the cards, and that such a device will reportedly hit retail shelves some time in the later part of the 2012. But here's the catch: it will be LG that is rolling out the aforementioned OLED TV, and not Sony.
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