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Numerous biggest companies have taken a leaf out of Apple’s book and tried to offer up their own bespoke events for their major launches, and yet not managed to create the hype and reaction that the Cupertino-based giant effortlessly manage.
The new KS9800 is an 88-inch beast that also happens to be the world’s largest quantum dot TV.
Samsung also announced a plan to boost partnerships with content providers in Europe to help increase sales of its ultra high-definition TVs.
IFA will then bleed into another hot week for mobile electronics.
Amid heated rivalry on next-generation TVs, the head of Samsung’s consumer electronics division expressed confidence Thursday in its quantum dot technology that it believes will dominate the market in 10 years.
For Samsung, IFA has always been the event for Note series launch but not this time.
Samsung has already delivered great things this year with the Samsung Galaxy S7 but they are not stopping there as they have two IFA events scheduled.
Samsung head of home appliances, Mike Lilly said: “2016 has marked a significant stage for our appliances offering in Australia”.
LG also joined the smart home trend with a range of Smart ThinQ home automation devices including a Hub to respond to your requests and show information like the weather, and button-shaped sensors that could be programmed to send an alert when your washing machine had finished, when a door had been opened, or when smoke was detected in your home.
“AddWash launched in Australia earlier this year and has been exceptionally well received by consumers”.
Samsung’s smart fridges will be available in Australia in a month. There are also concept devices that are as stunning as they are unobtainable at this moment in time. It can serve as the family’s interactive white board for notes, photos, shared calendars and artwork. Samsung is partnering with a range of European online grocery shopping portals including premium Italian food provider, Eataly, to other European food delivery services such as Supermercato24 and Switzerland’s coop@home.
What are you hoping to see revealed at the IFA 2016?
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An established name in the markets of technology, Acer showed off a number of laptops during their event. “The appliances on display at IFA represent Samsung at its best and offer a window into the incredible technologies that South Africa can expect to experience in the near future”.
