Micromax has launched its Canvas range of Smart LED TVs starting at Rs 27,990 ranging upto Rs 69,990, reports the Indian Express. The TVs will be available exclusively on Flipkart from the 14th of August and pre-bookings have already started. The range currently features 3 smart TVs: a 32” with 720p resolution priced at Rs 19,999 (Rs 27,990 without discount), a 30” 1080p priced at Rs 29,999 (Rs 69,990 without discount) and a 50” 1080p screen priced at Rs 42,999 (also Rs 69,990 without discount). The TVs come preloaded with Android. This means the TVs support Google Play Store, and apps like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Gmail. Note that the original prices don't make sense as the 40" & 50" seem to cost the same. The TVs also seem to be rated multiple times before being launched. The TVs also have an “M! Screen” feature, that lets users project media, music, videos, photos etc from the phone to the TV. Additionally, installing an Android app called M! Connect will let users control the TV using the smartphone, mirror the smartphone screen on the TV and use the smartphone as a gaming controller. This is not Micromax’s first foray into TVs, the company has been selling non-smart cheap displays for a while now. Other smartphone manufacturers that make TVs: Last month we reported that Karbonn Mobiles was planning to join the ever growing list of smartphone manufacturers to start making other electronic devices, like TVs. Other smartphone manufacturers to sell TVs…
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