We have been hearing about super smart TV to be launched by OnePlus for a long time now. And once again the news comes from India Today that OnePlus TV will be hitting the Indian market soon. The news of a smart TV from the smartphone company hit rounds. The TV was much talked as it is set to give a neck to neck competition to its already existing rivals such as Xiaomi’s Mi TV 4.

Last year we all heard or read what OnePlus announced. They promised to bring a whole new level of smart TV experience. They did not tell when will be the launch of the TV or which operating system the smart TV would be supporting.

So, let’s find out more about the specification and feature of the much-anticipated TV.

Overview and features of the OnePlus TV

According to the source, OnePlus TV will be based on the LCD panel and not the OLED one which most of the smart TVs are based on, these days. This also suggests that OnePlus TV will be more affordable than Samsung, Sony or LG.

Another thing we have been reading or hearing about OnePlus TV is that it is going to be very handy and one could integrate other smartphone or gadgets with it. If that’s true then surely OnePlus TV is going set some grounds for smart TVs in the market.

About the launch

Well, there have been a lot of talk about its launch but if we go by tipster Ishan Aggarwal who hinted in his blog that OnePlus might hit the Indian market by the end of this year or may maybe a few weeks. But it that is not the case, we feel that it might stick to its earlier statement where the company hinted to launch the TV by the mid of 2020.

All we know is, the Indian market is eagerly waiting for the launch of the much-awaited TV.

The price we would have to pay for OnePlus TV

Again there is no fixed idea about the exact price of the OnePlus TV, but we also know that the company has always been generous when it comes to price range for its products. It is also right to say that OnePlus gives quite a competition to its rivals by offering equal quality and features for a lesser amount.

Considering all these facts it is feasible to expect the price of the smart TV to be between 40,000 to 50,000.

Well, we already cannot wait for any further for this smart TV to be launched since we have anticipated enough about it. But until it is launched all we can do is wait for an innovative TV to be launched.

Even after being ruled by the British, India rose above the crises and became a pioneer of so many achievements to their account. We have great success in sports, technologies, education and a lot more. But while we were calculating the achievements of the nation. We also came across some very startling facts about India that made us ponder-where did we go wrong?

With some good reasons to be proud of India bags some wrong reasons too, where we should not be leading in the world. If you see from that point of view, believe us India needs more concerns to be addressed than it is dealing with right now.

Here are the 8 signs that are telling us that India is lagging behind in so many good factors where it should be leading, and leading in areas where it should not:

1. One of the most unsafe country for women

via: DNA India

Not proud at all. We shamefully tell you that India is one of the leading countries which make it to the top of the list of unsafe countries for women. We just cannot agree with this point anymore, that every girl or woman stepping outside in the night is worried about her safety.

No matter if she is out with friends or family or alone, she has threats of being sexually harassed or murder or molestation. Because in India, even in the metropolitan cities women are unsafe not only in the night but also in the daytime. We should think about this factor as the utmost important one in today’s age.

2. India is notorious for having the worst air to breathe

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With increasing air pollution, India even tops the list of countries that have highly polluted air in the world. According to the source, in 2018 Gurugram has bagged the title of worst pollution level globally. In the list of 20 most polluted cities in the world, shamefully enough, 18 were Indian cities. Need we say anymore?

3. Most malnutrition young kids are in India

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India is an agricultural country. It is known for the abundance of resources, and vegetation. Then, how on the earth we made to the list of most malnutritioned kids in the world? According to a study, India homes most malnutritioned children in the world. To be statistically correct, about 37% of children are underweight, 39% are stunned, 21% are wasted and 8 % are malnourished.

4. India is going to be over the populated country soon

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According to the UN report, by 2027 India will able to cross the population rate of China. According to Indian Express, “India is expected to remain the world’s most populous country with nearly 1.5 billion inhabitants, followed by China at 1.1 billion…” So should we be worried or ashamed?

5. Worst traffic condition

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India is also leading in the road related concerns. Mumbai is known to have the worst traffic jams in the world. Bangluru is leading too when it comes to traffic jams.

6. India has the longest working hours

Yes, we all suffer through trying jobs. This is because when compared to the rest of the world Indians work for longer working hours in comparison to the other countries. It is not only unfair but also, harmful to the health of the workers.

7. India is to stand third in the list of most obese people

via: MarketWatch

Obesity is a worldwide issue, each country is making endeavors to save its citizens from obesity. And horrifyingly enough, India has become the top third country with a larger number of obese people. It is a matter of serious concern but sadly enough, it hasn’t raised an alarm in India yet.

8. Maximum Road accidents

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Another shameful factor we are leading in, India has the worst road reports when it comes to road accidents. A study by WHO revealed that India has a high list of deaths due to a road accident in the past 3 years.

It also says that roads of Haryana were found most fatal with the maximum number of accidents recorded in the state. We sure have better goals than topping these lists. It’s high time we take initiatives and revise our priorities.

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