Samsung’s 4K Ultra HDTV Lands In the UK For £4,000
Samsung has announced that its new 4K Ultra HDTV’s will be launching in
the UK, and prices qwill start at £4,000 for the 55 inch model and
£6,000 for the 65 inch model.
Samsung’s expanding 2013 UHD TV range delivers superior picture quality. These Ultra High Definition 4K 55″ and 65″ TV’s produce the brightest, clearest images with four times the detail of Full HD to deliver a truly immersive viewing experience. Driven by the Samsung Quadmatic Picture Engine they deliver superior contrast, brightness and detail.
Precision Black combined with Samsung’s unique Micro Dimming technology provides deeper blacks, purer whites and enhanced colour and detail to every image, while the proprietary UHD panel displays amazingly bright and vivid pictures. Powered by Quad core processing even SD and HD content is transformed by the 4 step up-scaling technology to produce stunningly sharp images on these UHD screens, so you can continue to enjoy all your favourite TV shows and movies.
Samsung have said that both the 55 inch model and the 65 inch model will be available in the UK later this month.
Samsung’s expanding 2013 UHD TV range delivers superior picture quality. These Ultra High Definition 4K 55″ and 65″ TV’s produce the brightest, clearest images with four times the detail of Full HD to deliver a truly immersive viewing experience. Driven by the Samsung Quadmatic Picture Engine they deliver superior contrast, brightness and detail.
Precision Black combined with Samsung’s unique Micro Dimming technology provides deeper blacks, purer whites and enhanced colour and detail to every image, while the proprietary UHD panel displays amazingly bright and vivid pictures. Powered by Quad core processing even SD and HD content is transformed by the 4 step up-scaling technology to produce stunningly sharp images on these UHD screens, so you can continue to enjoy all your favourite TV shows and movies.
Samsung have said that both the 55 inch model and the 65 inch model will be available in the UK later this month.
