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Global electronics giant, Samsung Electronics has unveiled a new range of cutting edge products for the year 2015.
The company, a leader in home entertainment and mobile technology, showcased the products at the 2015 Samsung Africa Forum, in Antalya, Turkey Friday.
The event, attended by journalists and business partners at the Maxx Royal Hotel in Antalya, saw the unveiling of the company’s Tizen-powered SUHD (Ultra High Definition TVs).
The TVs, according to the company, are the first of their kind in the world and will revolutionize the television experience of its consumers.
Other products showcased at the event include, the Chef range of refrigerators, Activ Dualwash washing machines, NX500 camera, Samsung AR9500 air conditioner, the Galaxy A7, Curved Soundbars and Omni-Directional 360 Audio.
Watch the videos below for some of the presentations:
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