Samsung launched a 110-inch TV with a four times higher than the current High Definition whose selling price in South Korea will be the $ 150,000 resolution (about 288 million pesos Colombian pesos).
The launch of the gigantic television shows that global manufacturers tend to favor the production of devices with ultra high definition, as do large TVs with OLED technology is very expensive.
Last year, Samsung and its competitor LG Electronics, the two largest producers of television sets in the world, forecast that OLED technology would be used in the future. OLED screens are ultra-thin and show images with greater clarity and deeper saturation of color.
But both companies failed to OLED technology that will replace the LCD and still have trouble producing OLED equipment at affordable prices. Meanwhile, Japanese media reported that Sony and Panasonic decided to end their partnership to produce devices with OLED.
is expected that the demand for ultra high definition equipment increase despite the shortage of content for them, and also the prices are reduced sooner than the OLED devices. Is forecast to increase in sales is generated by China, the biggest market for South Korean television.
According to NPD DisplaySearch, global sales ultra high definition devices will increase from 1.7 million this year to 23 million in 2017. More than half of shipments between 2013 and 2017 correspond to Chinese companies, according to NPD.
While Chinese manufacturers are trying to increase sales of its ultra high definition devices and smaller sizes low price, Samsung’s strategy is to make larger screens at higher rates.
apparatus 110 measures 2.6 inches wide by 1.8 meters high and will be available in China, the Middle East and Europe. In South Korea, the price will be 160 million won ($ 152,000), but in other countries vary.
Samsung said it has received 10 orders for the new Middle East TV. Previously, the largest screen television company was 85 inches.
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