Bugali, connected reading without a screen
It looks like a support with rounded corners on which a book is placed. The tablet recognizes it and can read it in French or in English (even if the book is in the other language). The child can have fun touching the images that will come to life in a sound way to tell the scene, emit sounds or music. The idea is indeed to immerse the young reader (from 2 to 6 years old) in reading and to make him want to continue afterwards.
Bugali has partnered with several renowned children’s publishing houses (Fleurus, Gallimard, Milan, Seuil Jeunesse, Nathan, L’école des loisirs, etc.) to design books dedicated to the concept. Nearly 25 should be available at the launch scheduled for next September (14.50 euros per book – count around a hundred euros for the pack including the tablet and two books). Others will come over time to enrich the library which includes six universes: knowledge, arts, emotions, adventure, nature and games.
Television, the other star of the show
Along with the automobile, television is one of the most iconic products at CES in Las Vegas. This year, manufacturers have chosen to focus on image quality and contrast.
Among the innovations to remember in the field, screens without connectors. No more cables to create ever thinner televisions. At LG, there is only one power cable left. But the Displace TV goes further by integrating batteries, which allows it to be connected by no wire.
Tech&Co makes you live the CES
The CES opens its doors to the public this Thursday, January 5. In total, more than 100,000 people are expected at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
François Sorel and Frédéric Simmotel detail the system put in place by Tech&Co to cover the sector’s flagship event.
The CES opens its doors
Welcome to this new live Tech&Co dedicated to the Consumer Electronic Show (CES).
This Thursday, January 5, officially begins the consumer Tech show in Las Vegas. However, many innovations have already been announced yesterday.
Find the first products unveiled here.
