Sony unveils man’s ‘new’ best friend (and more) at CES - Yanko Design
Sony has been known to show upward at CES with an upgraded version of what they released the post-obit year…yawn…but this twelvemonth, Sony means business organisation. This year Sony is showcasing a pair of truly wireless headphones (WF-SP700N), a new portable speaker (SRS-XB41), a meaty and elegant projector with magnificent sound (LSPX-A1) and a cute little surprise in the form of aibo, the robotic dog. Of course, there's also a new Television set, sound bar, and compact digital photographic camera to add to the list.
Designer: Sony
No longer just some clunky piece of tech sitting in the middle of your living room, the LSPX-A1 is an elegant projector which fits seamlessly into the interior or whatever household. With an artificial marble pinnacle, aluminum frame and wooden shelf, the LSPX-A1 transforms your living environment while complementing its decor. Boasting some of the most crystal clear sounds, the LSPX-A1 comprises of organic drinking glass tube tweeters for articulate highs and a 360- degree soundstage.
At that place's a lot to exist desired nigh what Sony has released this year. For instance, the WF-SP700N has digital noise cancellation, waterproof with the all-important IPX4 rating and comes with a bully comport example, non to mention the embedded Google Assistant making life easier. The design choices of the WF-SP700N are interesting but definitely distinguish their place in the line up of wireless headphones out there.
And of form, how could we forget about aibo. One look is plenty to know precisely what aibo needs. With a face up full of life and expression, always drawing attending, aibo conveys emotion intuitively. That's correct, aibo's facial expressions are magnificent. "Sparkling with a clever twinkle," aibo'due south mannerisms speak volumes, continually giving you a window into its feelings. Not just this, aibo is full to the brim with tricks and gestures in the hundreds, enough to surprise y'all and to observe new things about aibo constantly. Using the camera located at the end of its nose, aibo is capable of detecting obstacles, bumps, people, and more, aibo reacts accordingly. Not only this, aibo listens attentively, locating the sources of sound, turning its caput in the direction of people's voices. Also, aibo loves pink, which is why all the aibo toys have pink elements FYI.
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2018/01/09/sony-unveils-mans-new-best-friend-and-more-at-ces/
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