Samsung revealed numerous TV
innovations at CES 2013 last day and the most highly rated one is the
Ultra High-Definition TV of 110 inches in size. The resolution of this
TV is about two times compared with the full HD screens out in the
market. The pixel density offered with the screen is about four times
that of the standard TVs now.
An
85-inch version of the same model is all set to reach Australia by the
middle of the year and the pricing of the gadget will be in the range of
$25,000 (Rs.13,67,000 approx) and $30,000 (Rs.16,40,100 approx).
According
to Phil Newton who is the director of Samsung Electronics Australia,
big-screen TVs are introduced not for middle-class consumers but for
some extravagant Australians who have a taste for such models.
Samsung
also put forward certain impressive features with their TV models to
make them stand alone in the TV world. The best feature among them is
conversational voice-recognition termed as S-Recognition. With this
feature, users can experience a speak-back facility. The system can
gradually recognize the user's favorite TV shows and recommendations
regarding similar shows in progress are given.
LG
comes up with a 100-inch TV at the show to raise a competition to
Samsung in the category. Panasonic also revealed certain unique features
with their innovative TVs when LG and Samsung gave importance to screen
size. Even though OLED televisions were expected from LG and Samsung
last year, they did not deliver. But this time they are sure to launch
those TV models without much delay.
