At first it was TV, and then appeared devices running videos, DVDs and digital video recording. Now the role of smart TV has come, and it is only a matter of time before the broadcast of the Internet is spread over private television everywhere. Given the overwhelming popularity of tablet PCs, mobile phones, connected devices and, more recently, smart TVs, demand for Internet connectivity is increasing. According to a Nielsen statistics report, 94 percent of consumers surveyed in an Internet TV study said they preferred access to digital content or surfing the Internet on their televisions.
According to a recent IDC report, IP traffic in the Middle East is growing at phenomenal rates, with a compound annual growth rate of 52%. In addition, operators in the region have already introduced bandwidth services at speeds up to 32 Mbps. For consumers, this means having the ability to discover a new world of entertainment on Internet-connected TV, allowing them to easily watch 3D and high-definition movies online, browse the web, explore the latest apps, chat instantaneously and find many interactive styles Other new TV content.
Thus, while bandwidth issues are being addressed by the development of broadband technologies and infrastructure, more users will consider buying smart TVs to access the Internet, chat with friends, or look for innovative recipes for cooking. In addition, a recent report from DisplaySearch predicts that the sales of Internet-connected TVs in the global market will reach 67 million units in 2011, up from 40 million units in 2010.
Samsung, the leader in digital convergence technologies, recently launched its latest range of smart TVs in the region. These new smart TVs support all the different requirements of viewing, entertainment and high-speed Internet services, all within a cost-effective and convergent platform.
Justin Shao, general manager of Samsung's audio and video division in the Gulf region, believes that the growing need for smart TVs is driven by changing consumer habits. "Consumers today are seeking high-quality clarity and a variety of entertainment and viewing options with access to a variety of content on the Internet through their TVs, and most people now have high-speed broadband services in their homes, As the availability of premium content increases over the Internet, manufacturers such as Samsung are keen to satisfy consumers' desire to access Internet content on large TVs while enjoying all the comfort and relaxation of their homes. Smart TVs and connected to the Internet. "
Samsung Smart TVs are equipped with the Smart Hub, an interface for all of Samsung's smart features. It offers a simplified menu program that is easy to use to communicate, explore and enjoy a wide range of content. Users can also search for movies, TV shows and online videos via connected devices, as well as browse the Internet through TV. Not to mention access to a multitude of applications from the Samsung App Store site. These smart TVs also have many distinctive functions and features, the most important of which is the comprehensive search feature All Share, Second TV, Web Browse, and Social TV feature, which is a vital feature that knows what is going on around us in the pages And social networks.
With AllShare features, users can configure a wireless DLNA network among all Samsung-compatible digital devices, including mobile phones, notebook computers and digital cameras. It can also share movies, photos, and music to increase your entertainment anywhere without switching between devices. Smart TVs also support ConnectShare technology that enables users to enjoy movies, music and multimedia images directly on their TV via USB memory or portable hard drives using instant plug and play.
With Social TV and Web Browser, users will be able to communicate online through any of these smart TVs. Social TV integrates social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Google Talk with visual content on your smart TV. With this, you can connect directly with your friends and family through a side screen on your TV while watching your favorite TV shows. The Web Browser allows you to browse through TV just as if you were using a regular PC browser with full support for Flash Video. Samsung's exclusive Second TV feature, which allows users to view visual content, as video clips, via devices, allows viewers to transfer Blu-ray, DVD, and live TV from their screen to other Samsung devices such as GalaxyTab and Galaxy S smartphones
