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A new high-tech refrigerator is looking at every food option you make, and it's the latest gadget to help dieters fight the expansion of their waist.
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The built-in smart TV can track the contents inside and can use the body mass index (BMI)
And a weight loss plan tailored to the person who opened it.
Using speech recognition, it can also suggest healthier foods and can even help plan what to eat and provide recipes for those who are on a diet.
The release date of Australia has not yet been determined.
On the Internet, it also launched a Wi Di (
Wireless Display).
The gadget lets you instantly display photos from other devices on your TV.
Ryan Hodder, LG Australia TV marketing manager, said it will be in the living room soon.
"You can send videos and images to the screen from your tablet without the need for a network," he said . ".
Sony chose a completely different technology path, and Sir Howard Stringer, president, announced plans to launch a series of Crystal LED TVs with a prototype of 140 cm.
It also announced a series of new TVs using the latest technology to have higher image quality and more Internet connections, as well as a folding tablet PC, Sony Tablet, P, it can be used either as a large flat screen tablet or as two smaller tablets that can work together but display individual images.
Other new releases include Huawei's Ascend p1 s, the world's thinnest smartphone. At 6.
6mm it is thinner than a pencil and runs the ice cream sandwich software for Google Android.
A 11 cm screen, 1.
4 GHz chip and 8-
Megapixel camera.
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