{"id":82237,"date":"2019-01-14T10:24:34","date_gmt":"2019-01-14T09:24:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.voyages-d-affaires.com\/?p=82237"},"modified":"2020-01-08T12:00:21","modified_gmt":"2020-01-08T11:00:21","slug":"these-2019","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.voyages-d-affaires.com\/en\/these-2019","title":{"rendered":"CES 2019: connectivity in all its forms"},"content":{"rendered":"

1- Smartphone<\/h2>\n

While CES is not traditionally the benchmark trade show for the smartphones<\/strong>a few months before the Mobile World Congress<\/strong>one model has clearly caught the public's eye: the\u00a0Royole FlexPai<\/strong>the first smartphone with folding screen<\/strong> in the world. We briefly held it in our hands and were impressed by its 7.8-inch OLED screen which, when deployed, acts as a tablet<\/strong> of fairly generous size, while folded up like a wallet, you get a dual screen with a large folded section, which is quite usable and flattering. However, the software used to recompose the pages is sometimes slow and the device seems fragile, even though the manufacturer claims that it can be folded 200,000 times without any problem. It is due to be launched in Europe later this year, at a price of around \u20ac1,100. Samsung has also announced a smartphone with a foldable screen, but it's still a dream... In another genre, the Nubia X<\/strong>with two screens<\/strong> separate cameras - one front-facing and one rear-facing, for perfect selfies - has not yet been announced in France.<\/p>\n

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The Royole FlexPai, the world's first smartphone with a folding screen and star of CES 2019<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Another presentation at CES 2019, the latest generation from LG, the V40 ThinQ<\/strong>It has 3 camera lenses on the back, with 3 different focal lengths: wide-angle, standard and telephoto. Again, no official announcement for France yet.<\/p>\n

La 5G<\/strong> is also on everyone's lips, and around thirty models have been announced with the dedicated Qualcomm X50 chip.<\/p>\n

Finally, the protection<\/strong> Since the protection of a smartphone is important for regular business trips, a number of new products were presented by the many case suppliers, who vied with each other in their ingenuity to stand out from the crowd. For example, Speck<\/strong> offers hulls with antibacterial coating<\/strong> and feature a practical retractable handle, so you can hold your smartphone firmly or place it in a stable position to watch a video.<\/p>\n

Shippers are also changing, with the widespread use of the wireless charging<\/strong> to the universal Qi standard, or faster charging than the Apple chargers supplied with iPhones, with models from Mophie or Tech21.<\/p>\n

2- Laptop computer<\/h2>\n

The award formost spectacular laptop<\/strong> of this CES 2019 certainly goes to the Asus ZenBook S13, with its screen covering 97 % of the possible surface thanks to a novel notch on the outside of the screen. As a result, its 13.9-inch full HD screen has minimal borders of just 2.5 mm. Enough to ensure a very modern look<\/strong> and maximum compactness. An aluminium chassis, 1.1 kg, full connectivity and an 8th-generation i7 processor: these are the arguments in favour of this top-of-the-range PC sold for \u20ac1,399 from spring onwards. There's also a new, ultra-light Acer Swift 7 (just 1kg), which is now more powerful, very discreet in use (no fan) and boasts 10 hours' battery life.<\/p>\n

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