OnePlus Will Launch Cheaper TV

OnePlus Will Launch Cheaper TV:- The OnePlus CEO has announced that the company’s new televisions will be announced in July at a more affordable price.

In the last year, we have seen that different mobile manufacturers made the leap into the world of televisions.

A great example has been Xiaomi, who after launching its cheap televisions in Asia with several models that without being high-end have a good balance between quality and price.

But OnePlus does not want to be left behind and has announced its new even cheaper televisions.

OnePlus televisions have long been known and in September 2019 the different models that were committed to innovation and the most demanding user were known, but they are also working on other cheaper televisions that will soon be launched in Asia.

This has been announced by Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus, on Twitter, although he has not given more details about the features they will have. So it opens up a little speculation period.

It's official. We're making our premium smart TV experience more accessible to our Indian community. #SmarterTV pic.twitter.com/gc7WUcVIxJ

— Pete Lau (@PeteLau) June 8, 2020

The only aspect that has advanced is the date when we will have more news about the new OnePlus TV: July 2.

Even so, it is not known if the new televisions will be cheap compared to those that the company launched previously or when putting them in front of the Xiaomi, for example.

Chances are they lack the dropdown soundbars or 1440p resolution, as they claim at XDA-Developers, but it’s less than a month to find out the details.

image:-Twitter

The first renders of Sabrina have just been unveiled, the code name of the new Google Chromecast that shows a complete redesign, new colors, built-in remote control, and new software-based on Android TV.

We can already take a first look at the new Chromecast that Google is going to launch in 2020. A radical redesign compared to previous versions. Code-named Sabrina, it may end up being called Nest Chromecast or something similar, as Google is changing the name of its home products, including them under the Nest label.

The images published by XDA Developers reveal a new longer design, new colors, the new remote control that is included for the first time with Chromecast, and the new software based on Android TV.

The first thing that catches the attention of the successor to the Chromecast Ultra is its oval design, which contrasts with the round versions of the previous models. It also debuts a new pink color, along with white and black, so that users can better combine it with the furniture:

But the big news is the new remote control that Google has been forced to include after the success of Amazon’s Fire TV and the future competition of the Xiaomi Mi TV Stick, which will also have a remote control.

The Chromecast Sabrina remote shows the Pause, sound, menu, and favorites buttons, highlighting above all the black button with the Google Assistant, to control Chromecast with the voice. It will be much more comfortable to use than the control from the mobile screen, which is quite annoying.

The other great novelty of Sabrina is the new software based on Android TV. It will stop prioritizing apps to focus on platforms and TV content, as you can see in this screenshot:

Without a doubt, it will be a much more practical and comfortable device to use, focused on its main function: television streaming.

There are no official data on its launch and price, but rumors say that it will launch this summer at a price of around $ 80.

The Xiaomi will present its new smart bracelet Mi Band 5 on the 11th of June, according to the publication of the company disclosed on May 31, the Chinese social network Weibo.

Still not expected to launch the global version, sales of the device begin in China on the 18th.

The manufacturer did not provide details about the product, but speculation indicates that one of the main highlights of the Mi Band 5 will be support for the Alexa virtual assistant, developed by Amazon.

The feature, however, must have some limitations: the user can make voice commands to the virtual assistant, but the return of the machine will happen by text.

Rumors also point out that the device will feature an oximeter system, with sensors to measure the volume of oxygen in the user’s blood.

As in previous generations, Mi Band 5 will have the monitoring of steps and heartbeat, as well as resources to monitor the user’s performance in eleven physical activities, including running, swimming, and yoga.

The Mi Band 5 should be the first Xiaomi bracelet to support NFC in the international market. This will allow the device to be used to make payments by approach.

Currently, only bracelets sold in China have this technology. Xiaomi’s new smart device should have a 1.2-inch screen, larger than the 0.95-inch predecessor model, Mi Band 4.

The Chinese manufacturer also did not disclose the domestic price of the device. The expectation, however, is that the product will cost around 200 yuan. In the global market, the estimate rises to figures between the US $ 30.

source:- gizchina