LG's latest Magic Remote can understand natural language
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The Magic Remote retains the gesture, point, wheel and voice control modes of the previous model but now includes enhanced language recognition capabilities
LG says that the "awkward pause" between voicing a command and the system taking the appropriate action has been removed
Two Magic Remote models have been announced, both with more intuitively-positioned buttons and optimized grip
LG has added Natural Language Recognition software to its Magic Remote
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At first glance, it may seem that the guy sat in front of the television is having a heated argument with his TV remote, but closer inspection will probably reveal that he's just trying to get the voice recognition feature to recognize his dialect. Folks similarly afflicted are about to be offered a helping hand from LG, in the shape of its newly updated Magic Remote with enhanced language recognition capabilities.
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