CES 2019: TV set maker LG makes its sets disappear - oral b toothbrush

LAS VEGAS -
The CES 2019 gadget show opens in Las Vegas.
The following is the latest discovery and observation by the Associated Press reporter at the scene. this is the biggest trade activity in science and technology.
In this era of smartphone streaming, large TV sets are no longer the center of many living rooms.
Now, LG, the Korean electronics company, is doing its part to make TV disappear completely.
LG has launched a rolling TVa 65-
Inch screen, press the button, the screen can scroll down and disappear at the bottom.
When the screen is completely scrolling down, the TV can still play music, or display the clock when the clock is only partially scrolling down.
LG said the TV will be launched later this year.
It does not say how much it will cost.
At the same time, LG, Samsung and others have launched the "8 K" series, with a resolution of four times that of today.
The definition set is twice that of the 4 k set such as the LG scrollable set.
8 k represents the next generation of TV watching, but most people don't see it for a while.
Up to now, 8 k is only used for occasional experimental broadcasts, such as during the Olympic Games.
Even 4 k shows and movies are just beginning to pop.
"Like TV, innovation is first about showing hardware, then adoption of things like content and delivery," says Paul Gagnon, an analyst at IHS Markit . ".
But unlike developments like 3D TV that have never been popular in the past, analysts believe that 8 k will eventually become more popular --
Just not universal
Samsung released its first 8 k TV last year.
Nearly $15,000 inch model.
The company announced four other sizes on Monday with no price.
Also on Monday, TCL announced its 8 k package plan for built-in Roku streaming technologyin.
LG has two 8 k units.
Enough self
Many people are more willing to hear better video games at CES.
When Nvidia CEO Huang Yansen told the audience that he would spend more time talking about games rather than self-driving, he was greeted with applause.
Santa Clara, California-
Both industries use computer graphics technology based on chip manufacturers.
But this is a new game from Huang Guangyu.
The graphics processor that caused the biggest cheer on Sunday night.
He also detailed how his company's advances in artificial intelligence and graphics technology have helped to generate more and moremore-
Realistic scenery in popular games.
This year's CES is less focused on self-driving cars than last year, although discussions about self-driving are continuing
Promote innovation. Ride-
Lyft, a car-hailing service company, said it launched
At CES last year, it offered nearly 30,000 paid taxi services.
Daimler released a new selfie on Monday.
Driving trucks and boshi and Mei mobile respectively introduced the concept of self-driving shuttle buses.
At the same time, Audi, Toyota, Cruise Automation, Nvidia, the chip maker, Waymo, split by Google, and several startups
They say the alliance is not a lobbying effort but a united front to invest in fighting what they call the public's confusion, fear and unrealistic expectations of the self
Driving technology.
For the past year, the industry has been watching news about itself.
A pedestrian died in a car accident, including an autonomous Uber.
Neither Uber nor Tesla are members of the group, and the two companies have had crashes. A CENTURY-OLD CES FIRST-
Timer you will not expect to find the manufacturer of Pampers and Bounty paper towels at the world's largest technical meeting.
But P & G, a consumer goods company, showed heating razors and using artificial intelligence toothbrushes at CES 2019. (
I'm sorry if you're looking forward to your arrival.
Changing diapers. )
P & G, founded more than 180 years ago, said it was the first time it has become an exhibitor at CES.
The company says it needs to inject technology into its daily products to meet the needs of its customers.
Among the displayed items: a waterproof Gillette razor heated to 122 degrees; an Oral-
B. toothbrush, when you brush your teeth, it will tell you if the area is missing; and a wand-
Like a device called Opte, it scans the skin and releases serum that covers age spots and other discoloration.
Although some products have been sold in the trial run, the price has not yet been determined.
However, it is expected to pay more than ordinary goods on the shelves of current pharmacies.
An elegant way to text people feel overwhelmed with their range of connected devices and can invest up to $700 on another device to make them feel more manual.
The Mui lab, based in Kyoto, Japan, designed an Internet
Connected wall panels made of sycamore wood, which you can touch to send messages, check the weather or control other home devices such as lights and thermostats.
When the wood panel is used, the letters and icons lit will appear on the wood panel-
Disappear when it is not active.
CEO Kazunori Oki said this is to bring a more natural feeling to a connected family.
When you are there, you can make your home smell better.
More lavender and less Jasmine?
Or want your holiday party to smell like a mixture of Christmas trees, fireplaces and cookies?
"Smart Moody"
Home spice diffuser made by Israeli spice company Agan Aroma enables users to adjust the mixture from their smartphones.
Each $139 device can hold up to four capsules of different scents.
Rachel Lerman, a Seattle-based AP tech writer, contributed to the report.