Samsung Electronics expands the Friday TV line at IFA 2017

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announce today that he will present the models for television QLED with flat screen 55 and 65 inches, Q8F and a 43-inch version of The Frame at IFA 2017. Samsung will also host the QLED and HDR10 Summit (High Dynamim Range) at IFA on September 1st at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Berlin, Germany to provide knowledge on display advancements could be named (QLED), as well as the development of full potential of HHR10/ ecosystem HR10+.

The Q8F is a flat counterpart screen with the previous line of Q8C curving screens. Samsung is extending his TV line. QLED in Europe, as it aims to strengthen its leading position in the global Friday television market. The new 43-inch version of The Frame combines technology and art to enable consumers the value of design that allows them to personalize and enhance smaller house spaces.

“We are proud to present a flat version of Q8 in response to the demand of European consumers who want premium, flat and medium-sized TVs --” said Sang-ho Cho, Vice President of the Visual Screens Business near Samsung Electronics. Our extended TV line QLED as well as the 43-inch version of The Frame orientation towards new TV opportunities with their innovative technology and beautiful design, reflecting consumer lifestyle. ”

Strengthening the Steering Position at Premium Television Market

With an addition of Q8F models, television lines Q LED Samsung 2017 in Europe has expanded by 14 models. Samsung's offers, with TV models Q LED Q9, Q8 and Q7 represent the fullest Friday TV line, ranging from 49 to 88 inches and includes eight flat and six curved screens. Q8F models, in particular, are the first flat-screen models on Samsung's QLED TV line.

With the use of metal technology called it, Samsung TVs QLED produces more accurate colors regardless of the level of enlightenment. This unique characteristic was verified with “100 per cent Volum Njoure” by VDE (VDE's Verband Deutscher Elektrotechnicer), the certificate authority according to the global standard in Germany. The Invisible Tie of Television QLED, a transparent optic cable with only 1.8 mm diameter, eliminate multiple cable messes and “No Gap Wall-mount” allows television to be mounted immediately on the wall and covered in various spaces.

The 43-inch new model of The Frame completes the life-style television line, which currently consists of 55 and 65 inches of models. In addition to serving as a television set, Art Mode is doubled as a home decorator by presenting both art and personal photographs. Through The Frame's Art Store option, users will soon be able to see about 1,000 outstanding works of art from the world's most famous galleries and museums, including LUMAS, Saatchi Art, Sadietion and Prado Museum.

The Q8F models will be available shortly after the IFA presentation and the 43-inch version of The Frame will be available in Europe starting in October, with a proposal to be introduced elsewhere at first.

Draw the attention of IFA participants with Improved HR10+ Technology

Samsung will demonstrate TV technologies QLED and HDR10+ at the CLED and HDR10 Summit, which will be organised together with the editor of market research at Insight Media. HDR10+ enables extraordinary quality of view for screens with enlightenment, color and automatized contrast for each scene.

The summit will provide details on how with the dynamic map of the HDR10+, each scene gets improved individually to bring back visual images and colors that allow viewers to enjoy content as the producer or director of the film aimed.

In Sam, Samsung will discuss the new partnership with 20th Century Fox and Panasonic Corporation to create an open, free and dynamic platform for HDR10+.

The three companies will form a license unit in January 2018 and offer free metadata to the content companies, U n HD TV, Blue-ray Players / Recordsers and the producers of the set-top box, as well as the SoC (Sysstem on Chip).

Our “goal is always to enable consumers the best experience of looking through the latest technology and innovation,” said Jongsuk Chu, Vice President of the Visual Screens Business near Samsung Electronics. “With our latest advanced HDR10+ and TV technology QLED, we hope to create a quality of improved image with rich colors and deeper contrast, easily accessible to users through a variety of content. ”