Samsug Tablet Tab

We have been hearing Apple Iphone and Ipad are migrating into 4g for quite some time. That lento would cause the Korea Competitor to come into the market.
Samsung Electronics is going to launch the Android version Tablet PC with high speed 4G networking technology in July.
This is Samsung Galaxy Tab advance version, one is having 22,6mm screen and one is for 25.6mm. Equipped with 2MP camera, Android Honeycomb OS, dual core Processor, USD$499 to USD$599. Samsung is now the world second largest handphone manufacturer. The Samsung Speaker said: this Galaxy Tab has a bigger memory size, faster download speed... This is a trend for moving into 4G, likely other electronics giants will follow. Koean Snob

Samsung Smart TV Uncovered

Samsung Philippines recently revealed its newest innovation in television - the Samsung Smart TV. The intimate dinner with Philippine bloggers was held last April 7 at chic resto-bar Seventh High in Bonifacio Global City.

After the sumptuous dinner, the program started with host Sarah Hernandez unveiling the star of the night - the Samsung Smart TV.

She introduced the Samsung Smart TV D8000 as

Samsung Fat to Flat Promo

As part of Samsung's Fat to Flat Promo in the consumer upgrade to Samsung FPTV, selected 32’’ LCD & LED TV are subjected to consumer promotion effective February 15 – March 31, 2011.

The Samsung Fat to Flat Promo mechanics are as follows:

IN-STORE PROMO MECHANICS:

3-A CASH BUYER PROCESS:
1.      Cashier will receive customer’s cash payment for following units:
a.       LA-32C350 (32’’ LCD TV)

Samsung Loses LCD Patent Dispute, Sharp Wins

Samsung lost a LCD patent-infringement case brought upon by Sharp.

The US International Trade Commission upheld a ruling by an ITC administrative judge on 9 Nov. stating that Samsung infringed on four of Sharp’s LCD patents. The LCD patents are related to improving viewing angles and response times. The ITC also said that Samsung must stop selling displays in the US that infringe on those patents. Sharp originally filed the suit against Samsung in March 2008. Samsung claimed that the company expects no major impact on its LCD business from the ITC’s ruling and is confident of its ability to meet demand for its LCD products. Samsung also noted that the company has no plans to negotiate with Sharp on the issue.

According to James Chung, Samsung spokesman:
We are fully committed to honor our responsibility to our business partners and are taking appropriate actions to meet the market demand for Samsung LCD panels and products without any interruption.

Presidential Review Samsung is required to post a bond worth 100% of the affected products pending a review of the ITC ruling by President Barack Obama. Obama can overturn the ban if he finds the ruling contrary to the public’s interest. The presidential review period can take up to 60 days. The ITC case number is 337-TA-631. The import ban should not have any impact on the LCD goods that have already been imported into the US. Also because of the duration of the presidential review Samsung’s holiday season sales should have little to no impact.

Vertical Alignment Sharp, Samsung, AU Optronics (AUO), Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) and many other LCD manufacturers make use of LCD panel technology that is based on VA or Vertical Alignment to enhance viewing angles. The few exceptions include LG Display and IPS Alpha that make use of a different technology called IPS or In-Plane Switching to improve viewing angles.

Source:DisplayBlog by Jin on November 10, 2009