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Everything You Need To Know About Lg Thinq

"Thinq" or "Lg Thinq" is a phrase that is already famous in the tech industry. Even though there are people who are still don't know what it means and why the South Korean multinational company LG use add this "thinq" tag with its latest devices. What is Thinq? Basically Thinq or LG SmartThinQ is brand launched by LG in 2007. But the specialty is every device that feature Thinq brand name will be equipped with latest Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology. Thinq brand is originally launched for consumer electronics and home appliances such as air conditioners, TV and refrigerators. Also the first product to have Thinq branding is a smart refrigerator with features such as food management system and smart savings options.

In Feb 2018 the company launched its first smartphone with "Thinq" branding called the LG V30S Thinq. After that company kept on launching several smartphones with this branding like LG G7 Thinq, LG V40 Thinq etc.  Feature…
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Asus launched the slimmest laptop- Asus ZenBook UX305

     Asus launched new Asus ZenBook UX 305- the slimmest laptop of just 1.2 cm thickness and 1.2 kg of weight including battery. Price starting from Rs 49,999.
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