Showing posts with label LeTV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LeTV. Show all posts

12/03/2015

Letv provide some interesting insight about who’s exactly using their phones


Despite the fact that we have a tonne of new phone brands coming up every year, Letv is a relatively new one. While the company has been around for a long, long time, it’s phones only came into existence in the first half of 2015.

Now that the brand is already a very popular one (among the youth, you would assume), the company has released some interesting insight into the demographics of the user base.

Letv only offer their phones in China right now (although India is soon going to be added to that list), so naturally, the data applies only to the Chinese users of the company’s ‘Superphones’.

9/26/2015

LeTV want to launch their smartphones in India


After taking on the Chinese phone market and winning, LeTV are turning their attention to the worlds fastest growing phone market, India!

LeTV are actively looking to expand out of China and hope to launch video streaming services in the U.S that rival Netflix, they also want to launch their range of smartphones elsewhere too, but where first?

9/25/2015

LeTV launch new LeTV X40 smart TV for just $266


LeTV have released some interesting TV and content streaming device today, but it is their LeTV X40 smart TV costing only $266 which has me reaching for the credit card!

LeTV are no strangers to the living room, their online video streaming service has been a firm favourite in China for years, and their LeTV branded smart TV’s have been on sale for some time also.

During a launch in China today, LeTV announced a hundle of new  TV’s ranging from the massive Max 65 all the way down to the LeTV X40. As you might have guessed the X40 is a 40-inch screen TV which comes with a 1920 x 1080 FHD resolution, to keep the cost down.

4/20/2015

Aston Martin sign deal with LeTV for in car technology


For a new hardware makers, LeTV are already making some exciting partnerships, the most interesting so far with British luxury car maker Aston Martin.

Even if you aren’t a petrol head there is a good chance you already know Aston Martin if not then just stick a James Bond movie on and you will have a good chance of seeing one with rockets and machine guns attached.

Aston Martin a making great progress with sales in China, like many other luxury car brands, so it comes as no surprise that they are planning to work with a local technology company on new in car features.