CES is one of the most important events for Samsung each year. The
company showcases new gadgets that will hit the market in the upcoming
year as well as more fanciful technology that won't be available for a
long time, if at all. Along with futuristic TVs, Samsung also displayed new wearables,
like a solar-charging purse, a smart belt that keeps track of your
waistline and how much you eat, and a smart suit that lets you easily
exchange digital business cards.
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Samsung TV of the future could be made up of a bunch of smaller
displays, as shown at the tech giant's CES booth in Las Vegas.
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It wasn't alone in promoting cutting-edge TV designs. Korean rival LG, for instance, had on display a flexible concept OLED display so thin, at just 0.18mm, that it can be rolled up like a poster.
In
one CES setup, Samsung is showing eight displays moving around and
almost dancing, as you can see in the animated GIF on this page.
The modular displays can be rotated to alter the screen ratio from
16:9 to 21:9, cutting off those annoying black bars on widescreen epics
like the Lord of the Rings series. The TV jumps between the two ratios
by splitting the screen into two parts, rotating them and then
reassembling them in the shape you want.
"We believe the
possibilities for innovation in TV are truly endless, and in the years
to come, customers will experience ever greater choice and control, as
the current barriers around screen size, shape and versatility are
overcome," Hyun Suk Kim, president of Samsung visual display business,
said in a statement.
Samsung also had plenty to show those of us
who need a TV now. Its new high-end, ultra high-definition televisions
all feature the ability to serve as smart-home hubs, letting you do
things like control your lights from your TV set. In addition, the
company keeps making its offerings even thinner, with one TV about as
slim as a Galaxy S6 smartphone
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