It seems simple because it really really is. The issue is people don't think about it nearly enough until it becomes an immediate concern for them in their daily lives.

Seeing this level of tech at CES by LG gives me a very good understanding of why the exited the smartphone space. Until they can innovate something new again, why bother?

No doubt. The littlest things in the world makes all the difference and when these accessibility features are not an afterthought everyone wins.

Check out the Samsung Flex in and out phone. That's going to be a difficult bend test! 😅

i am writing to you to answer me, I am in Somalia and I need you to help me because in my country I have no food and no house😭😭

For real, this is just standard in many countries.

Goes to show if he does laundry... Jk jk

Yep, at leaat 10-15 years in europe. They mostly suck though, expensive, breaks a lot etc Also Heatpumps are very common here. Never seen LG though, wonder how they stack up against Nibe, Bosch, Mitsubishi etc.

LG washer and dryer in a single tube has existed for a long time now even in Nigeria

yea about that, i live in north africa and we had them for at least 6 years by now, its like something so trivial

He's just hawking LG for a buck. He knows damn-well they didn't invent anything.

you are right, i got AEG wash / dryier combo, Its price was like 1500€ yeaaars ago and its horrible i regret it. I have no idea what i am doing wrong.

i know people who habe 2 in one unit, wash and dry and regret that choice. I m happy with my two unit.

Mine has a particularly large drum. If you filled it to the max with the heaviest wet things you could think of like a drum of bath towels, it would probably dry them in about 3.5 hours on high. I've noticed that slight dampness before you take it out and give it a shake. I usually dry my clothes on low for 3hrs since I dont like overdrying. Small loads would get bone dry if you left it on that long though. I'll say every other washer dryer I've had wasn't this capable with those typical bug bears much more prominent. All that said, if I had room in my current place I'd have two separate units.

100% LG is the CES Champion

​@@JerryRigEverythingso where is LG's smartphones?

​@@JerryRigEverything for what amount?

@@primald23lg stopped making smartphones

Who convicted you 😂

LG goes all out for CES

@@JerryRigEverything I'd love to see the LG transparent displays in a vehicle, as the windshield of the vehicle. It would be cool to replace dashboards with it. Imagine being able to see things like speed, navigation, energy level, etc. all right in front of you, without a central display or having to take your eyes off the road. And if it fails, it would just be fully transparent, so there is little risk.

@@ProXcaliber This would be stupidly dangerous. The reason head up displays are usable is because the light that makes them up is focused to infinity so your eyes don't have to change focusing distance to see the display. Having it in the windscreen glass itself means the drive has to chose between looking where they're going and reading the display - not that it would surprise me even slightly if they did it anyway given how much distracting junk is already in modern cars.

t@@peglor light focussed to infinity? what does thta mean

@@SToXC_. In the context I'm using it, it means light originating from a point so far away that the beams are effectively parallel rather than diverging from the source of the light. The classic example of light in this form is the light that gets to us from stars in optics, the term 'collimated' often used for light in this alignment. In terms of how your eye sees, you are probably aware that items from about 3 meters away and further all stay in focus without your eye needing to make any adjustment, while for reading and other close up work, your eye has to change focus to see, at the expense of the items that are further away being out of focus. Everything you need to see outside a car while driving is at the infinity focus range, so a HUD that is physically in the glass of the car window will require the eye to adjust focus to read. These focus changes take time, and increase driver fatigue and decrease driver awareness of what's happening outside the car - this is the problem HUDs solve when focused to infinity as they are in focus with everything else the driver should be looking at. The reason short focusing increases fatigue is because in human eyes (And most other animals with eyes capable of focal changes), is that when there is no muscle tension on the muscles that compress the lens in the eye (So fully relaxed), this is the point at which the eye should be focused to infinity - if you're short sighted, while fully relaxed the lens is still too powerful, long sighted means the lens relaxes past this point. This is why most relaxing position for looking at something and paying attention to it is at the infinity focus.

This new LG and the new GE Profile are the first to use heat pumps. Lint management is significantly better with these new ones, according to various reviews.

@@thomasb331That's cool technology; I was just responding to how it sounded as our "Jerry" was seeing a one-in-all for the very first time and didn't know that it existed for a long time already

@@thomasb331 In the EU heat pump dryers been around for at least 20 years

Standalone heat pump dryers, yes, but did the combo washer/dryers in Europe use ventless condenser dryers with heating elements instead of heat pumps with refrigerants? The GE Profile Ultrafast looks like the first combo washer/dryer that has a full-size dryer with a heat pump (along with several other unique features). The LG shown in the video appears to be the second one in that new combo category that combines a full-size heat pump dryer with the washer.@@szadam0673

For real, would love to see a comeback on them

Yeah, LG v20 and that G6 removable battery was really good

@@albertusmario1999 G5 it was with removable battery modular thing

I loved my LG V20 soo much!!

I feel like LG would be the one company still giving us a 3.5mm headphone jack, so we don't have to deal with all this dongle or bluetooth garbage.

I was looking for this comment.

>we put wifi in your wireless so you can wifi while you wireless

Thought the same😂

I agree! Thank you for watching!

It's like the number one reason we invented technology at all.

@@JerryRigEverything year 4549

1st thought I had. With current gen graphic chips that should be fairly easy to do + AI even 2d images should be easy to make 3D and with all available sensors and connectivity it should be easy to create a 3D holographic display that doesn't require smoke & mirrors.

That’d need eye tracking though

Also I think stacking a transparent OLED with a transparent LCD could be cool, as you would be able to turn areas darker then the background with the LCD and lighter then the background with the OLED

This is how grass and fur are made in most video games, at least until fairly recently.

I don't think you understand how 3d works, you just get two layers of flat screens not 3d, even with eyetracking it wouldn't work when both images are visible to both eyes. You need one eye to see to one image and other to see another image, that's how any 3d works

Yep. The problem is one function breaks. It all breaks.

Pretty sure the GE Profile is a ventless heat pump washer/dryer combo and is larger than most

Also, often the washing and drying capacity isn't usually the same, so you'd be forced to remove some clothes just to effectively use the dryer.

​​@@triadwarfareMy Samsung one is ventless and 13 kg wash/7 kg dry. I rarely use the dryer, but I've never had to take anything out. It does the washing and drying with no intervention in one seamless operation. About the ventless units: there are drawbacks. They actually use more water during the drying process than during the wash cycle. I am NOT exaggerating; read the manual. The reason for that is because the lint has to be washed down the drain -- without clogging -- instead of it being caught by a lint screen. The plus is that you don't have to clean a lint filter every time you use it, but it not only uses more water, it takes about 8 times longer. Again I am not exaggerating in saying that my clothes dry faster on the line, even on days that are cloudy, than using the dryer function. So these units are best for people like me who prefer to dry on the line whenever possible. It's peace of mind as a backup if there are several rainy days in a row and I absolutely need something specific washed. It does a fantastic job, though, and is bigger than any other home washer I've ever used.

I had an Ariston washer/dryer about 20 years ago, and it wasn't new tech then, it was rubbish at washing, not great at drying and always breaking down.

I believe Miele do something like that with their washing machines. TwinDos and UltraPhase, or something like that. I don't own one myself, but I'm tempted ngl.

Sit out in the rain in it, some smooth jazz playing

Parking lot gaming rig goes hard

It's a portable lounge

LG mobile is dead

I've owned the all in ones exclusively. Most have been crap apart from my current unit. It still definitely takes longer but it benefits from the fact that it's particularly large in capacity compared to most. Many others have been terrible. I don't have the space for 2 units in my current house. My partner and my mother both have the stand alone dryers in their houses and they work more comfortably so it would be worth having two if you can afford the space. Washing machine has no downsides as far as I can tell though, best washer I've had before.

​@@confounded_felinewhy brand is it and model?

same for us in the u.s.a

for decades in some other countries.

Yep definitely not a new thing

I had one in the 90's...

Carbon copy Sony Afeela nowhere near mass production unlike Sony Afeela

boring

They're not really slower. It takes a washer X amount of time to wash the clothes, then the dryer takes Y amount of time to dry them. The combo units that do both without making you switch the wet clothes from the washer to the dryer generally complete the task in the same amount of time, X + Y. A little faster, honestly, because the combo unit removes the transfer step which also takes time. People just perceive it as slower because it's one machine with (just making up numbers) a 1 hour 30 minute runtime VS one machine with a 30 minute runtime and another machine with a 1 hour runtime. In reality it's just a longer period of time before needing to interact with the laundry again (which is fine by me, I hate doing laundry)

Yeah. I’ve have one 18 years ago in a rental apartment

@@mjc0961 Many of the combo units didn't dry clothes very well, you often had to run the dryer portion a second time or a third depending on how many clothes or other laundry you had in there. The heat pump ones like the one in the video above from LG though might work better.

They’ve been here in America for many years also. I guess he just hasn’t ever seen one before.

@@terryflint7557 It;s just funny, I've seen a few vids from USA shocked by these

Would the washing and drying capacity the same? Often, an 8kg washer can only dry up to 6kg. If you decide to have it stay, it'll never completely dry and you would still have to hang your clothing to dry.

Much longer in the UK. That statement confused me too

@triadwarfare same drum, so if it can carry clothe + water, it can handle clothes without water. Usually, it'll be an electric dryer where it heats air that then circulates in the drum vs basically a furnace circulating hot air. Drying times are usually significantly higher than gas dryers. But, the advantage is that you don't need to move your clothes from one place to another and also you don't have to worry about clothes getting musty if you don't take them out right after the drying cycle is done. Thisbis due to evaporation rates been lower than with gas dryers and thus it making it easier for the exhaust fans to fully take off all vapor out of the drum. Because there is ventilation that takes the moist air out of the machine. Also, electric dryers are gentler in the fabrics than gas dryers.

​@@KravenVanDrakkenI didn't even know gas dryers existed! That sounds like a fire hazard...

Nope LG and Samsung where shit I'm 90s and Chinnse where non existent if bought TV in 80s and 90s Sony Panasonic Philips Sharp Toshiba

ikr

Just a concept bruh, cut some slack

Concept cars have been a thing for many years now. Have u seen any of them make it to the roads as a consumer product? Ask yourself why

@@manan-543 They are meant to be an artistic demonstration, not a real vehicle. Although some concept cars end up becoming real like the mercedes EQS and the Ford GT

Still using my 6 year old LG ThinQ😊. Will gladly carry it for 6 more years, the screen has amazed me with how durable it is after countless extreme drops

That car end up in a junk yard pretty soon.

@@Max_Jacoby yeah no, not really

@@samazwe I still have my LG Optimus G with picture and things on it that's more secure to unlock but I had to give away my S23 Ultra because the pictures looked too unreal and went back to my Note 10+.

It still doesn't have real-world use case. On a car you want clear glass to look through while driving, not a transparent OLED. And plenty of modern cars already have HUDs that can display things on the windshield without the rest of the windshield putting a blurry beige filter on your view of the road.

New ones are actually pretty good at it.

LG fanboy they didn't sell well because they aren't good 😂

Just like paps he does the same too

We have a lot of LG stuff in my house too!

Give it a few years. You'll find out soon enough. 🤣

@@roman309738 to be fair, the Bosch fridge was smaller, broke way sooner and was still the same price, allthough you can say it was better at producing ice and when disposing it was easier but it doesnt justify

We gave LG a shot, washer and dryer failed within 2 years. Never again.

They do such a good job at CES!

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Yes nice concept, but would you like to have a car that you throw away after 2 years?

​@@SeanBZAwhy would you throw it away after 2 years?

@@albertusmario1999 If it is built from Lucky HIPS 2 years is about the lifetime of the plastic parts. Had a LG washer for around 10 years, and the spares to fix it from LG were more than the cost of replacing it, excluding labour. The plastic parts started to crack after 3 years, but I was able to weld them together, till finally it needed a new gearbox. That as spare part was $10 more than the original price of the machine, and so it went to scrap, replaced by another make. TV sets and white goods are under a lot less stress, but cars are an entirely different thing. LG might be able to make one, but I would stay away from gen 1 and 2 of them. Quite happy with my GM branded Daewoo though.

Nice work! indeed you are the first. Even beat the bots. I'm impressed.

​@@JerryRigEverythingHey Zack! 🫡

They've been in Europe and the UK for much longer than I've been alive.

@@jim634 US is always behind in tech it seems

@@Jerry-ko9pi it’s not that the US is behind, it’s just historically the U.S. has bigger homes and more room for larger and more items. So the companies selling washers there could easily double down and sell not just one unit, but two at a time - or a stacked unit that’s more expensive than what someone in Europe would pay for a combo. In Europe and the U.K. it was about people not having the space for both, nor the desire to pay twice for something that could do the whole job. Separate washer and dryer just wasn’t a thing there until more recent years when the companies there caught on they could sell both to yuppies.

i assume youre american, combo washer dryers been out for decades