Future is here with these gadgets to be launched soon in India, says Slanzer Technology

India is witnessing a technological revolution, says SlanzerTechnology, with innovations coming every minute. Modi’s dream of ‘Digital India’ will be a reality in no time with the current pace of developments happening in the country, opines Slanzer. Owing to the fast paced developments, Slanzer is looking forward to the following three gadgets in the Indian markets very soon:

Virtual Reality Headset goggles like - LG VR Headset 

LG has come up with its out of the box Virtual Reality Headset. It does not need the user to put the phone inside the VR Headset. By connecting to USB Type-C Cable, one can enjoy Virtual Reality right in front of his eyes.

LG 360 is compact in appearance. It looks like a prism and can be placed on the eyes. The VR Headset weighs just 117 grams. 

There has been no announcement yet about when LG 360 VR will be launched the market, says Slanzer Technology Pvt Ltd but hopefully it will be launched in April with LG G5. 

360° consumer camera

 360-degree consumer camera is a ball like gadget that will take pictures from a 360° angle. It looks like a tennis ball, and has two 15 Megapixel Image Sensor Size of the camera in its front and back.  It will capture a full 360 degree rotate Image.

Gear 360 is designed such that, by creating common Consumer Experience, it could take Virtual Reality Stills as well as Videos. Videos made by or on Gear 360 Gear VR Headsets can be seen on the Galaxy Smartphones.

100% battery charge in 15 minutes with Oppo Super VOOC

Yes that’s true! OPPO's Super VOOC will let you charge your phone 100% in just 15 minutes!

15 minutes for 0% to 100% battery charge. Super VOOC Fast Charging Technology is now in testing stage and is expected to be launched in the market by mid of this year, says Slanzer. 

Oppo also reported that its new smartphone is also expected to launch this month - OPPO R9 on which Super VOOC will run. 

Insight of Digital India and Budget 2016 with Slanzer Technology

When the Union Budget 2016 was presented in the parliament, numerous industry experts appreciated the same for being ‘beneficial for all’. The nine pillars’ concept is being praised for infusing every possible aspect contributing in Nation’s development.

Slanzer Technology is glad that its aim to digitize India, which is already aligned with Make in India initiative of the GOI, has been highlighted in the Union Budget this year. The gadget accessory expert talks about digital literacy, which is a wide term that covers all the aspects related to the knowledge of handling digital devices like smartphones, computers, tablet PCs and Internet usage.

Slanzer Technology Pvt Ltd appreciates the way Union Government has proposed to take certain steps to cover about 60 million houses in rural areas in approaching 3 years and provide digital devices, including computers, tablet PCs and smartphones, and Internet usage facility across the Nation, to work on the digital divide across the Nation.

The company experts also analysed that no hike in indirect tax rates, till GST’s implementation, is an advantage for the investors in the industry. And the proposed 25% decrease in the corporate tax for new manufacturing units may help in generating more job opportunities and promote the industrial activities, another observation by Slanzer Technologies.

Even the way Kerala has been declared first Indian state with 100% mobile density and 75% e-literacy rate, it raises the bar of expectations among numerous industrialists. Slanzer is optimistic that other states will also follow the footsteps of Kerala and contribute in making the whole India, a digitized Nation.

The commendable step taken by the Union Government to cater the dire need of electricity and ensuring digital literacy in these areas comes under the National Digital Literacy Mission for Rural Households, which will provide a majority of people an easy access to information.

Slanzer Technology’s experts are hopeful that more initiatives would be introduced by the government of India to make the digitization a common phenomenon across the Nation.