If regular television no longer holds any interest to you, then perhaps you might be interested in switching it up with Google TV devices. The good news is that if you are, LG has announced that come CES 2013 (which will be taking place in a couple of weeks), the South Korean company will be taking the wraps of two brand new Google TV devices. As you can see in the image above, these new Google TVs by LG appear to be pretty darn slim, and thanks to the fact that the bezel is almost non-existent, it certainly makes the device larger than it really is. They will be available in sizes ranging from 42” up to a whopping 60”, although we’re guessing that the latter will most likely come with a price tag to match.
They will be running on Google TV 3.0 with the software integrated into the panel itself, and will come with several new features such as more advanced voice recognition, courtesy of the redesigned Magic Remote we reported on last week. The LG Google TV will also come with OnLive preinstalled that lets gamers have access to games in the cloud. Additional details of the LG Google TV will be unveiled at CES 2013 so be sure to check back with us then for the rundown. [Press release]
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It was not too long ago when the world found out that LG has in its wings, a spanking new Android-powered flagship device that is tipped for a 2013 release, and it will be known as the LG Optimus G2. Of course, judging by the name of the device alone, you can more or less figure out that it will succeed the current Optimus G that you see above, and in all probability, it ought to go up against the likes of the rumored Samsung Galaxy S4 and other different flagship models that will be making their way to the market in 2013.
The executives over at LG Electronics must be popping some champers after announcing that the sales of their Optimus L-Series smartphones have passed the 10 million unit mark already, which is still a modest milestone when you think about it, but at least it shows that their L-Series smartphones under the Optimus branch is going somewhere at the very least. According to LG, the success of this shows that “many consumers want attractive smartphones with distinctive styling.” Are you one of the 10 million who picked up the LG L-Series Optimus smartphones, and what were your reasons for doing so?
