Wearables are going to be a type of device that we unintentionally see more on the streets, especially because of the ability it has to make life more comfortable, although surely many aesthetically they are a little weird. But tell it to those who wore Google Glass with those special gestures to perform some functions.
LG is set to unveil two exciting audio products at CES. The first is the LG Tone Studio, which is actually a necklace with built-in speakers that play the music as if it "surrounds" you. The second is the LG PJ9, a levitating portable speaker and it floats on a base to deliver great quality audio.
LG Tone Studio is a necklace that has 4 speakers in total, two of them arranged in the upper part and two in the lower part, which provide a surround sound experience that you have to try to really know what type of audio product we are talking about.
This wearable device born from collaboration with DTS to bring a cinematic audio experience wherever you find yourself with that necklace so particular for its shape. The idea would have to fit in such a way that your own peculiar experience in sound would make you forget the looks you will have when you have it on.
The LG PJ9 is a levitating portable speaker and that offers quality audio. A product designed to accompany us when we leave the house in order to play our favorite music without having to relegate it to the speakers of a tablet or smartphone.
Its buoyancy is due to thanks to the electromagnets located inside the levitation station and are responsible for creating a visual effect by not touching any surface or cable when the music plays. A 360-degree omni-directional speaker with a turbine-inspired design.