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Channel: Fiiber Hindi · 2018 · Science & Technology

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9.01.2018

CES 2018 in Las Vegas: Day 1 Updates:
-      LG unveiled the world’s first OLED TV that can be rolled up like a piece of paper. LG is now working on technology that will allow those displays to fit into spaces that would otherwise be impossible — imagine a massive OLED display that rolls down from the ceiling like a projector panel! 4K tv.

-       For CES 2018, Samsung decided to just transform your entire wall into a TV. Samsung’s new modular TV is called The Wall, and it consists of modular MicroLED panels like the one pictured above. They are completely bezel-less, so they end up forming a single massive 8K television that measures 146 inches diagonally.

-       Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra: This mid-range phablet will offer users great upper mid-tier performance and features packed into a great-looking housing. It also includes a dual-lens camera, but it’s on the front instead of the back where you’d expect. On the back is a 23-megapixel single-lens shooter with Sony’s latest Exmor RS sensor. Depending on the price when the XA2 Ultra launches next month, this could be a tough handset to top in the mid-range market.

-        Intel unveiled it newest 8th generation Core processors that will power 2-in-1s, notebooks and mini PCs. Intel says that the new processor delivers top-of-the-line gaming and virtual reality experience. It will offer up to three times the frames per second on thinner, lighter laptops compared to systems from three years ago.

Announcement in India:
-        All railway stations -- nearly 8,500 across the country, including those in rural and remote areas -- will be equipped with Wi-Fi facilities at an estimated cost of Rs 700 crore ($110 million). As per the timeline, while 600 stations are targeted to be provided with the Wi-FI facility by March 2018, the Railways aim to cover all 8,500 stations by March 2019.  As per the plan finalised at a recent meeting, while 1,200 stations have been identified for this facility to primarily cater to rail passengers, about 7,300 stations have been earmarked to not only serve passengers but also local people in rural and remote areas.

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