Here, we take a close look at the most innovative advances in TV.
First out of the gate is LG, which offered two eye-catching
television permutations.
Its roll-up, flexible 18-inch HD TV display can bend and
move in multiple directions without breaking, however it was demonstrated at
the show with movement in only one way.
"The screen can be rolled up the other way as well, but we showed it to you using only one direction because it is more complicated the other way due to circuitry issues," an LG spokeswoman told the BBC.
"The screen can be rolled up the other way as well, but we showed it to you using only one direction because it is more complicated the other way due to circuitry issues," an LG spokeswoman told the BBC.
LG's rollable display. So. Cool. #CES2016 https://t.co/LMdpPYsARQ
— Connor Finnegan (@ConnorFinnegan) January 6, 2016
LG also showed off its full HD flat screen television set
with two sides – which it describes as “dual-view.”
“By upping our OLED TV game every year, we are driving innovation in the TV space so that more consumers will see and hear about the benefits of owning an OLED TV,” said LG CEO Brian Kwon during a presentation.
“By upping our OLED TV game every year, we are driving innovation in the TV space so that more consumers will see and hear about the benefits of owning an OLED TV,” said LG CEO Brian Kwon during a presentation.
LG's double-sided flat screen TV is insane
LG put a TV on the back of its TV.
Posted by The Verge on Wednesday, January 6, 2016
iFit privately unveiled
the NordicTrack Escape Treadmill, a piece of exercise equipment with a 60-inch curved
4K OLED TV attached, allowing the user to run through a street as depicted on
Google Maps from the comfort of their own residence.
Other destinations can also be selected – one viewer mentioned seeing a “picturesque trail in Utah” in a video.
The conference seemed to be a success, with approximately 170,000 in attendance. With these exciting concepts, television is sure to look radically different in the coming years.
Author: Brian Cameron
Other destinations can also be selected – one viewer mentioned seeing a “picturesque trail in Utah” in a video.
Meanwhile, this iFit treadmill has another tv below you (turned off). They shoot route vids with multi-cam setup. pic.twitter.com/44AF24gGso
— Ray Maker (@dcrainmakerblog) January 8, 2016
Samsung provided CES attendees with a look at its “modular”
concept – a 170-inch transforming SUHD TV with eight screens that can separate
and reunite.
“Whether users are watching the big game, a high action blockbuster, or the evening news, the transformable TV can retain different ratios to best fit the content on the screen,” Samsung stated in a press release. “The TV can jump from a 16:9 screen ratio to a 21:9 screen, simply by splitting the screen into two parts and reassembling on the sides when you decide to watch a wide screen video like a movie.”
“Whether users are watching the big game, a high action blockbuster, or the evening news, the transformable TV can retain different ratios to best fit the content on the screen,” Samsung stated in a press release. “The TV can jump from a 16:9 screen ratio to a 21:9 screen, simply by splitting the screen into two parts and reassembling on the sides when you decide to watch a wide screen video like a movie.”
The conference seemed to be a success, with approximately 170,000 in attendance. With these exciting concepts, television is sure to look radically different in the coming years.
Author: Brian Cameron
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