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A Truly Stylish Living Space

Samsung pushes the boundaries of visual display technology with a LED television that seamlessly fits into one’s home

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Fashion and interior designer Tessa Prieto-Valdes has long been celebrated for her quirky, chic, and colourful style, echoing the classic Filipino palette often seen in fiestas; her own home brings a classy twist to this aesthetic. The living r oom especially attests to this, decked with Kor ean technology giant Samsung’s QLED television, the first of its kind in the realm of display technology. Marked by the signature improved display, design, and connectivi­ty, the QLED series of TVs revitalize­s familiar features of LED television­s—each introducin­g a whole new level of engagement.

With a unique 360-degree display brought by the subtle screen curvature, the quality of a production’s original reels is transporte­d directly to one’s living room, and just like a cinema display, the on-screen quality stays constant when viewed from any angle. Jun Guevara, product marketing head for audio visual at Samsung Philippine­s shares that “what we have done is that we have completely redefined the TV experience.” Now, no one has to fight for prime seats whenever the crew catches the

much-awaited season finale or championsh­ip match.

At home in Any house

Touring us around her abode, Prieto-Valdes shows that homes too, have stories to tell, fr om the layout of one’s decors to the segueing of moods from one room to another. The main goal of Samsung’s engineers and designers according to TV Design Team Senior Vice President Kang-yun Je was to craft a TV set whose presence is “deeply involved in consumers’ daily lives”. This is QStyle, wher e the TV’s design feels at home in any abode. A modern TV set’s most common hassles come from peripheral technologi­es: cluttered wires snaking through the living room to connect the sound system, antennae, and similar pieces. Addressing this, the QLED’s ‘Invisible Connection’ is a centralize­d cable made of transparen­t material for an unobtrusiv­ely snug fit in one’s living spaces.

Together with Swiss designer Yves Behar, Samsung has crafted a display that truly feels at home. Amidst the decorative fur nishings and art works adorning the Prieto-Valdes home, the slender, bezelless QLED television doesn’t look out of place —looking mor e like a video installati­on in a modern art gallery. Such is the seamless merge with the piece and the homeowner’s style. With options to mount the set on a wall or make it stand on a table, Samsung offers a display fit for the temperamen­t of any living room.

With Samsung’s QLED display series all featuring signature QStyle ergonomics, television goes beyond bringing experience­s to viewers – this time bringing viewers to the experience with a TV that delivers all cinematic nuances originally intended by directors while wrapped under a sleek, unobtrusiv­e build guided by smart technology, thus bringing the world’s colours to the comfort of one’s home.

For updates, visit the Samsung Newsroom at news.samsung.com

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smooth operator (Clockwise from top right) The Samsung QLED TV’s invisible wire connects peripheral technologi­es while fitting seamlessly in any wall, needing no gap; QLED TV’s curved display; Tessa Prieto Valdes is one of Samsung’s new QLED TV...

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