The document summarizes information about several new technology products launched in India: - Motorola launched the Moto G smartphone starting at Rs. 12,499, featuring a 4.5-inch screen, 1.2GHz quad-core processor, and 5MP rear camera. - LG launched the G Flex for Rs. 69,999, featuring a curved 6-inch screen and self-healing back panel. - Sony launched the Vaio Flip 13 hybrid laptop for Rs. 99,990 with a 13-inch touchscreen that flips over for tablet mode. - Canon launched the PowerShot G16 compact camera for Rs. 34,995 featuring a 12.1MP sensor and 5x optical

2. • MOTO G
• LG G Flex
• Sony Vaio Flip 13
• Canon PowerShot G 16
• Metis Eddy

3. Motorola re-entered the Indian market after a gap of
two years with the launch of Moto G smartphone.
The dual-sim phone comes in two variants – 8GB at
Rs 12,499 and 16GB at Rs 13,999. It has a 4.5-inch
720p screen and runs on Android 4.4 (Kit Kat), the
latest version of the software.
On the back, Moto G sports a 5MP camera, while a
1.3MP camera is in front. The device runs on a
1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor,
backed by 1GB RAM. Powered by a 2,070mAh
battery, this smartphone has connectivity options
like 2G, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 and microUSB 2.0.

4. LG has launched its first curved screen
smartphone, G Flex, in India. With a price
tag of Rs 69,999, it is the most expensive
Android smartphone in the Indian market.
When sufficient force is applied, the
smartphone’s screen bends a little as
well. The G Flex is also the first handset in
the world to feature a self-healing back
panel, which repairs minor scratches and
cuts on the back automatically.
The new LG G Flex has a 6-inch 720p
display that curves across the vertical line
and runs on Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean). Other
key specifications of LG G Flex include
2.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800
processor, 2GB RAM, 13MP rear camera
and 3,500mAh battery.

5. Sony has launched the Vaio Flip 13 hybrid
laptop in the country at Rs 99,990. The
convertible laptop has a hinge mechanism
that allows the touchscreen to be flipped over
such that the model can be used as a tablet.
This mechanism also enables the device to
be used as a kickstand (which Sony calls
Viewer mode). Sony Vaio Flip 13 has a 13-
inch Triluminous Display with 1080p
resolution and runs on Windows 8.1
operating system.
The model has a 1.6GHz Intel Core i5
processor, 4GB RAM, 128GB flash drive and
Intel HD Graphics 4400 GPU under the hood.
The model weighs 1.31kg, has an 8MP
camera and offers battery life of
7.5hours. The company also launched a 14-
inch and two 15-inch laptop-cum-tablets in

6. Canon India has launched PowerShot G16, the
company's latest compact camera, at Rs 34,995.
The compact camera features a DIGIC 6
processor for relatively lower shutter lag, and a
new 12.1MP High Sensitivity CMOS sensor.
It can shoot Full-HD(1080p) video at 60p. Canon
claims that the high speed AF improves focus
speed by shooting 12.2fps continuous shooting in
full resolution and 5.7fps with AF.
The PowerShot G16 features a zoom range of 5x,
with a focal range of 28mm-140mm and this is
expandable to 10x using Canon's new Zoom Plus
feature. The company claims that the camera's
f/1.8 (W) - f/2.8/ (T) lens performs well in low
light, for creating soft backgrounds with shallow
depth.

7. Metis, an Indian education startup, has launched a tablet for kids at Rs 9,999. The new tablet, named
Eddy, runs on Android 4.2 and is aimed at educational content for 2-8 year olds.
The 7-inch screen tablet sports a 1.6GHz dual-core processor with 1GB RAM and internal memory of
8 GB, which can be expanded to 32GB with a microSD card. A 3200mAh battery ensures more than 4
hours of continuous usage time on full charge.
Children can read books, learn to play the piano, explore the world and the universe as well as practice
math through games on Eddy. All the games preloaded on the tablet are violence-free.

9. Japan is one of the most technologically
advanced countries of the world . It has
produced many famous companies like
Fujitsu, Sony, Toshiba, Toyota , Honda
etc. Japan is known for its technology and
robots . Japan uses $130 billion in
research and development only . Places
like Akhabara(a district in
Japan) provides every electronic gadget
you can think of in Japan. Moreover , In
transport system Japan is among the
most advanced nations . they have a
complete network of Bullet trains all over
Japan and researching on new fast ways
of travelling. Tokyo the capital of Japan is
also one of the most technologically
advanced cities of the world.

10. United States of America is leader in technology since 19th century . Many important researches
took place in USA like Atom Bomb, Internet, Software, Hardwares. Its the birthplace of companies
like Google, Facebook, IBM, Apple, Intel, Microsoft etc. Many important discoveries happened in
USA that has changed the world like Electric Bulb, Telegraph, Telephone, Petroleum,
Electricity.USA has most advanced military in the world and known for its innovations and
technology.
United States keeps on developing Operating Systems for computers, microprocessors and fast
chips.Also United States has been listed as the third most developed country in the world by United
Nations