VISION 32" LED TV E10 Android Smart Infinity

 

Android TV is a smart TV operating system based on Android and developed by Google for television sets, digital media players, set-top boxes, and soundbars. A successor to Google TV, it features a user interface designed around content discovery and voice search, content aggregation from various media apps and services, and integration with other recent Google technologies such as Assistant, Cast, and Knowledge Graph.

Developer:                               Google

OS family:                                Unix-like

Initial release:                             June 25, 2014

Latest release:                            11 / September 22, 2020; 10 months ago

 Marketing target:                       Smart TVs, digital media players, set-top boxes, USB dongles

 Available in:                             Multilingual

Package manager:                    APK via Google Play

 

Preceded by:                            Google TV

Official website:                      android.com/tv/

                                                tv.google

 

 

The platform was first unveiled in June 2014, and was first made available on the Nexus Player that November. The platform has been adopted as smart TV middleware by companies such as Sony and Sharp, while Android TV products have also been adopted as set-top boxes by a number of IPTV television providers.

 

A special edition called Android TV Operator Tier is provided to service operators that implement Android TV on the device they provide to their subscribers to access media content. In this edition, the operator can customize the home screen and services on the device.

 

During Google I/O 2014, Google announced that Sony, Sharp, and TP Vision/Philips would release smart TVs with Android TV integrated in 2015. It was noted that support for handling TV-specific functions, such as input switching and tuning was natively integrated into the Android platform.

 

Sony unveiled a range of Bravia smart TVs running Android TV at CES 2015. Sharp released two TV models on June 10, 2015. Philips announced that 80% of their 2015 TVs will run Android TV, the first two models of which were released in June 2015.

 

Google announced other television hardware partners in January 2016, including Arcelik, Bang &Olufsen, Hisense, RCA, TCL Corporation, and Vestel.

 

OnePlus has also launched several TVs running on the Android TV platform. All OnePlus TVs run on Android TV 9, except the newly launched OnePlus TV U1S which runs Android TV 10.

 

And now, the latest Android Google TV: VISION 32" LED TV E10 Android Smart Infinity.

 

FEATURES

ü Official Android  9.0 with  Google authorization

ü Google assistant as AI

ü Authorized Netflix

ü Bezel-less ultra-slim design

ü Voice-controlled TV with Google assistant

ü VA Panel technology

ü Panel Type: DLED

ü Contrast ratio: 000:1

ü Brightness: 200 cd/m2

ü RAM: 1 GB

ü ROM: 8GB

ü Enhanced PFC and EMI circuits

ü 8 ohms 10 watt* 2 speakers

ü Google Play store

ü Resolution: 1366*768

ü Google Chrome-cast to cast your mobile and Laptop on the big screen

ü Dolby Digital Surround Sound system

ü 16.7 million (8 bit) Colors

ü 2-USB, 3-HDMI, LAN  supported

ü Earphone & Optical audio out facility

ü Color: As given picture

ü Service Warranty: 4 years

ü Package includes Wall Mountain, Surge Protector, Base Stand, Remote with 2 batteries, Warranty card &Manual.

 

A modified Android TV user interface, branded "Google TV"(unrelated to the company's discontinued smart TV platform of the same name), debuted on the Chromecast with Google TV streaming device, which was released on September 30, 2020. The Google TV interface emphasizes content recommendations and discovery across different services and installed apps, compared to the stock Android TV interface that is more focused on navigating between individual installed apps. Google TV is compatible with over 6,500 apps built for Android TV.  At launch, over 30 streaming services were integrated with Google TV for use in its content aggregation features, which has since expanded to the following:

 

Ø ABC

Ø Amazon Prime Video

Ø AMC

Ø A&E

Ø Crackle

Ø Comedy Central

Ø DC Universe

Ø DisneyNOW

Ø Disney+

Ø Epix Now

Ø Fox Now

Ø FuboTV

Ø Hulu

Ø HBO Go

Ø HBO Max

Ø History

Ø Lifetime

Ø MTV

Ø NAB

Ø Netflix paramount+

Ø Peacock

Ø Pluto TV

Ø Showtime Anytime

Ø Sling TV

Ø Starz

Ø TBS

Ø The CW

Ø TNT

Ø TubiVH1

Ø YouTube TV

 

The Google TV interface will be replacing the stock Android TV interface by the end of 2022, starting with set-top boxes, dongles, and smart TVs in 2021. The debut of Google TV coincided with the re-branding of Google's Play Movies &TV Android app to Google TV.