Samsung launches first 3D TVs in UAE

Samsung Electronics, a market specialist and award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, raises the bar for flat-panel TVs everywhere with the launch of the eagerly awaited new line-up of 3D TVs in the United Arab of Emirates, including LED, LCD and PDP models, marking a new dimension in TV entertainment.

With the new line-up of 3D TVs, Samsung will unveil the 3D LED TVs 8000, 7000 and 6000 series. Samsung 8000 LED TVs come fully equipped with the latest 3D HyperReal Engine and Clear Motion Rate technology, allowing users to enjoy the 3D contents in more three dimensional and realistic way.

"In the history of television there have been many improvements. The first was black and white TV. Then came colour, stylish designs and bigger screens. Now we have the next breakthrough with the introduction of the revolutionary Samsung 3D TV line-up," said Ram Modak, General Manager, Digital Media Business, Samsung Gulf Electronics.

"Since its introduction at CES earlier this year, 3D has been regarded as next big thing in TV, and as always, Samsung is on the forefront of bringing the vision to life. As of mid-May, consumers in the UAE will be able to enjoy 3D entertainment in their own living room," added Modak.

A user-friendly feature to Samsung 3D TV technology in the Middle East is the 3D conversion to create a deeper, more realistic 3D experience. Moreover, with 3D content played back on a 3D-enabled Blu-ray disc player, the Samsung 3D TV detects 3D input signals, which generate superior stereoscopic images.

"Samsung has been the leading company in the global TV market for four straight years, and we remain committed to leading the market by deploying new categories of entertainment like Full HD 3D LED TVs, on which consumers around the world will be able to enjoy their favorite content," said Modak. "With the widest range of options for 3D home solutions ever, Samsung continues to lead the home entertainment industry by liberating 2D content to 3D, and creating new, immersive experiences for consumers."