The launch of new leTV

Chinese brand Letv, which is expected to launch its range of smartphones in India later this month, has showcased the Le 3D helmet, LeMe Bluetooth-enabled earphones, and an internet enabled Super Cycle these are osmm

leTV 3D helmet

The Le 3D Helmet offers a 5.5-inch 2K LCD display manufactured by Sharp. The helmet gets a USB Type-C port to connect to smartphones, and is being touted as an optimal device for viewing videos and playing games.

leTV headphones

The LeMe Bluetooth-enabled headphones offer a frequency response of up to 20Hz, and come with a 195mAh rechargeable battery, which delivers 10 hours of talk time and 26.5 days of standby time, and charges in about two hours.

leTV super Cycle

The LeTV Super Cycle on the other hand is an internet-enabled bicycle that comes with several integrated sensors. It collects health-related date, and is pre-equipped with keyless and chainless anti-theft technology along with a fingerprint sensor. It has built-in PTT walkie-talkie, Bluetooth, and 3G communication module

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