Today, we live in the Information Age. This is where a lot of changes to our way of life occurs. Before, almost everything was manually done. Computers were big, bulky, expensive and impractical. But now, almost everything is being done by a computer. In simpler terms, it is now automated. The Internet is now the “big player” when it comes to improving certain products. A lot of products and gadgets right now are connected to the Internet and are now becoming more and more like a computer.
LG’s Smart TV
LG’s Smart TV’s are one of the newest television sets that are connected to the Internet. It runs on the Android Operating System and it can support HD videos. Let us take a look on the features of this product.
The Magic Remote
The LG Smart TV has a very unique remote for it. It is basically a “mouse” and a “TV remote” all together. CNET says in their review “the only TV clicker on the market that’s actually fun to use.”
Smart Hub
LG uses a Smart Hub screen to provide you with a one-stop jumping off point to a large number of different sources, including, again, both AV inputs and ‘Smart’ features such as video streaming platforms and smaller apps. LG’s Smart Hub isn’t quite as slick and well organised as Samsung’s, but it’s still much better than the onscreen menus of most other current Smart TV systems.
LG has also put together a pretty inspired system for presenting all the second-tier apps you can browse through with a view to downloading. Basically the app ‘store’ appears as a virtual ‘book shop’, with icons for all of the apps – organised by genre and type – appearing on virtual bookshelves.
Though they are not the first, LG has followed the trend for consumer electronics, specifically televisions and phones. The Smart TV would provide users a lot of time of having fun and keeping them entertained.
