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South Korean multinational electronics giant LG has now made history by being the first ever company to bring artificially intelligent televisions to India. With their cutting-edge TV range called ThinQ, LG has enabled the users to speak into the remote control directly and control the functions.
As of now, this function of interacting with the television through the remote control was only available on Amazon's Fire Stick. It is an add-on gadget used to stream content from online channels with the help of the virtual assistant Alexa.
On the other hand, LG's new ThinQ televisions have been programmed to not only listen to the user and answer appropriately but also to think before answering. Reports suggest that there are over 800 commands which work with the TV even without an internet connection.
LG’s ThinQ range of TVs offers an interactive experience. They are packed with cutting-edge technologies such as:
- Voice-activated control and connectivity
- Streamlined setup process for connecting gaming consoles and external sound bars
- Mobile Connection Overlay that enables the customers to view both the mobile and television screens simultaneously
- Two-way Bluetooth feature
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