Samsung Electronics said on April 29 it will launch a QLED television in vertical display next month to target tech-savvy youngsters with innovative viewing experiences.
The South Korean tech giant said the 43-inch premium television was designed to appeal to those who are familiar with vertical viewing experiences on their smartphones and other mobile devices.
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The TV can rotate to the traditional horizontal display and connect to mobile devices using near-field communication technology, the firm said.
“We will change the way of viewing with new form factors and user experiences to cater to various needs of consumers,” Han Jong-hee, head of visual display business at Samsung Electronics, said in a launching event.
The QLED TV will hit the domestic market in late May with a price tag of 1.89 million won ($1,630), the firm said.
QLED TVs are light-emitting diode TVs that use quantum dots to enhance performance in key picture quality areas.
Samsung also showcased a wide range of its QLED lineup ranging from 43 inch to 65 inch, which display art collections and patterns to turn a living room into a digital art gallery when the TVs are off.
By Ram Garikipati and newswires (ram@heraldcorp.com)