The "smartphones" should spend a little unnoticed in the 50′s.the edition of the Fair of Consumables and Electronic equipment (CES2017) of Las Vegas, in the United States.
The event kicked off this Thursday and continues until Sunday, but, when it comes to smart phones the news on display relate more with the new applications than with new appliances.
Still, in the aftermath of the explosive disaster of the Galaxy Note7, Samsung has focused the presence in the CES2017 in the launch of a washing machine, which promises revolutionary, and a new technology for televisions, the QLED.
The FlexWash is a washing machine and drying "4 in 1", with two compartments independent: a to pieces of clothing more pesdadas and larger quantities and the other for smaller pieces, or more delicate.
QLED is a technology that allows, promises the manufacturer sulcoreana, to reproduce the televised image closer to reality as never before had been achieved.
Still, in the presentation of the news, the president of Samsung America has not ignored the problem of the Note7 and ensured that the company "continues to work intensively and with the help of a partner external to understand what happened and ensure that is not happening." "Very soon, we will be able to share the causes of the problem, Note the Seven," promised Tim Baxter.
Even in the segment of "smartphones", the chinese ZTE presented a new instrument, the Blade 8, which is expected to reach the u.s. market, at a price of 230 dollars — about a third of the price of the north american iPhone7.
CES account this year with more than 3800 companies present, including 600 "start ups", and provides for the visit of 200,000 people.
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