It will take more than breaking the bank to offer the S9 TV 85 inch Samsung HD Ultra slab since being launched in a few days at a price of 40,000 dollars in the U.S. and 40,000 euros in Europe.
40,000 euros in Europe after an indiscretion collected early February in Monaco, 40,000 dollars in the United States after a formal presentation that took place in New York: Samsung has confirmed the very high price of the S9 slab Ultra HDTV.
Unveiled at CES in Las Vegas in early January, the 85-inch screen that displays a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels will be released late March / early April by the Korean manufacturer. To display images in such a definition, the Samsung S9 A15 uses a quad-core processor. It has an internal system Smart TV 2.0 which is based on the usability of mobile and recognition functions and voice control, as well as a facial recognition feature.
A study published earlier this year by NPD DisplaySearch said it expected to sell in 2013 to about 500 000 copies of Ultra HD TVs in the world. But at this price, how Samsung S9? (EP)
40,000 euros in Europe after an indiscretion collected early February in Monaco, 40,000 dollars in the United States after a formal presentation that took place in New York: Samsung has confirmed the very high price of the S9 slab Ultra HDTV.
Unveiled at CES in Las Vegas in early January, the 85-inch screen that displays a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels will be released late March / early April by the Korean manufacturer. To display images in such a definition, the Samsung S9 A15 uses a quad-core processor. It has an internal system Smart TV 2.0 which is based on the usability of mobile and recognition functions and voice control, as well as a facial recognition feature.
A study published earlier this year by NPD DisplaySearch said it expected to sell in 2013 to about 500 000 copies of Ultra HD TVs in the world. But at this price, how Samsung S9? (EP)
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