The LG StandbyMe Go is basically a display wrapped in a portable case. A curious product, halfway between a small portable television and a giant tablet. You may like it or not, but this development is appreciated different and innovative.
A few years ago, LG launched the StandbyMe series as a support screen that allowed it to be moved around any office or home and with independent operation thanks to an integrated battery. It now presents a second model that is dedicated, unlike the first, which can only be used in specific dependencies full mobility Now it can be moved and used anywhere.
As you will see in the pictures, from the outside it is a case like the one we use for transportation. Well, a little bigger with dimensions 670 x 433 x 119 mm when it is closed. The case claims to have passed MIL-STD-810H military tests for shock, drop, dust and vibration resistance. It has a handle for easy carrying.
The interesting thing about this LG StandbyMe Go is inside, sa multi-touch LCD display 27 inches diagonal and native FHD resolution for 1920 x 1080 pixels, coupled with a stand that allows you to adjust the height and angle of the screen or even rotate it 90 degrees to use it in portrait orientation. There is a compartment for storing the remote control, charging cable and other accessories.
The screen, which can be considered a giant tablet, has four speakers and is compatible with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos sound standards. It consumes 20 watts and has an integrated battery that promises up to 3 hours of autonomy on one charge.
The screen is controlled by the operating system webOS, Linux Mobile that LG uses in its TVs. Supports Apple AirPlay and screen mirroring for Android and iOS with LG Mobile Screen Mirroring. It has apps for major streaming services, NFC tap-to-pair and wireless peripherals and accessories. It can be controlled by touch control, the included remote control and also by voice control. Includes HDMI and USB connections.
This portable screen packed in a case is definitely very cool. Faced with the similarity of design in all lines of technological products, something different is always appreciated. No price or availability has been listed for this LG StandbyMe Go.
Source: Muy Computer
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