What's new at Samsung at IFA 2005
Samsung Electronics unveiled its new television portfolio as well as its other portable devices, which are also suitable for television, at the world's largest consumer electronics exhibition and fair, IFA 2005 in Berlin.
Samsung held a press conference at the trade show entitled “The Future of Television” at which the company’s experts presented new television habits emerging as digital technology advances.
At the IFA 2005 trade show, Samsung will present its television giants, the 102" plasma model, the 82" LCD television and the 71" DLP model. In addition to these, visitors to the fair can also admire SlimFit devices with a narrow picture tube design, creating a completely new product category, which, thanks to CRP (Cathode Ray Panel) technology, are only 16" deep, compared to the average 24" depth of traditional televisions. Developments such as DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine), Samsung's own image optimization circuit, or 13-bit color reproduction, which can display no less than 549 million shades, make the company a pioneer in the industry. In addition to televisions for home use, Samsung will also present its mobile television technologies at the exhibition, which allow us to watch TV programs anywhere, anytime using a laptop, PDA, mobile phone, portable DVD player or portable media player.
In addition to the new television, Samsung's booth will also feature the manufacturer's latest designed camcorders, home theater systems and digital music players.
The following products, among others, will be on display at Samsung's stand:
· The world's largest 102 "plasma and 82" LCD TV for the perfect home cinema experience
· VP-M2100 and VP-MS10: compact camcorders capable of taking digital photos and playing music with six different functions
· SV-L77DMB: Portable DVD player for digital TV reception
· YP-T8 and EISA Award-winning YH-J70: portable media players with music, MPEG4 playback and games.
· HT-P1200: the world's first USB-enabled home theater system
· SM770P and SM970P: super-flexible LCD monitors designed to model human arm mobility
· SPP2020 and SPP2040: compact, wireless PC-free photo printers
· M70 and X1 laptops: The M70 is the world's first notebook PC with a detachable and multifunction monitor. The X1 is an ultra-lightweight, stylishly designed notebook
