OnePlus starts drip-feeding details on its upcoming TV, starting off with the name-- it's "OnePlus TV," shockingly enough-- and an initial September 2019 release date in India, with Europe to follow on a later, unspecified date.
Founder and CEO Pete Lau first took to the OnePlus forums to announce the TV plans back in September 2019. Back then, the promise was of a TV with "premium flagship design, image quality and audio," as well as the capability to "seamlessly connect the home." But why will it first launch in India? As Lau puts it, OnePlus has "a very positive relationship" with content providers in India, ensuring customers in the most populous democracy in the world have plenty to watch on their OnePlus TV.
The OtterSpot package consists of a charging base and one wireless charging battery. The 36W base can charge a stack of three batteries with a phone on top or up to four batteries, if with diminished charging speeds. Once charged, the batteries can be used with any other Qi-enabled device, and are capable of wireless charging speeds of up to 10W. In addition, a USB-C port allows for wired charging.
Available in black satin or gray fabric finishes, the FLOOR lamp features a minimalistic design blending with any existing décor. The simple structure of the lamp also eliminates the need for drilling, cutting or mounting on wall, since customers simply need to plug it any electrical outlet.
Corsair-owned Elgato announces the 4K60 Pro MK.2 at Gamescom 2019-- an update on the 2017 4K60 Pro capture card featuring HDR support, as well as game footage capture at 2160p resolution and 60fps.
