Sony releases video teaser for CES - hints an ultra-thin device, Lollipop, novel display and audio techs
CES 2015, the first major tradeshow for the next year, is just around the corner, as it will last from January 6 to January 9, and naturally, most of the large players will attend, showcasing their new products to the world. Among these is Sony, which usually has a prominent presence at the electronics show and unveils a handful of new products. Well, its brief teaser video for CES 2015 is now live, and as any other teaser, it gives us a few hints about the secret products Sony might have in store.
Most of the hints that have made the cut inside said video are a dead giveaway for Sony's "menu" for CES - a girl is licking a lollipop (Android 5.0 Lollipop probably ready to roll out for the Xperia Z line of flagships), the number 5 several appearing several time (after all, Sony's event will actually take place on January 5), not to mention the ultra-thin profile of an unknown device in the beginning of the teaser. Sony Xperia Z4, is that you?
Oh, and we have a slightly arched silhouette appearing in one of the frames (check it in the gallery right below). Additionally, it seems like Sony has a number of photography, audio, and display techs in the pipeline, as hints for such can be found throughout the whole teaser. Some of these are quite mysterious, but hey, their job is to tease us, right? CES can't come any closer.
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Oh, and we have a slightly arched silhouette appearing in one of the frames (check it in the gallery right below). Additionally, it seems like Sony has a number of photography, audio, and display techs in the pipeline, as hints for such can be found throughout the whole teaser. Some of these are quite mysterious, but hey, their job is to tease us, right? CES can't come any closer.
Some of Sony's hints
via: XperiBlog
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