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we made a curved screen so you can focus on what matters most - the glare of literally any light source behind you
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EDIT: bloody, i think we once discussed how we have the same model of panasonic, gt60 or something? i thought they had near bezel'less tvs out already? swore i saw some with some thin as gently caress bezels
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my 10-bit quantum dot animes
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*forced dialog* Fat man on screen: has it already been a year since we were here? fat man's liver: ugh Fat man on screen: ugh ghre ughre blarhgh 'tvs' fat man's diabetes: whoa White Fat man on screen: world's first bezeless screen ... 88 inches (not a randomly selected number)
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Vintersorg posted:EDIT: bloody, i think we once discussed how we have the same model of panasonic, gt60 or something? idk its possible
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Jimmy Carter posted:my first thought was "ugh ESD safety" you're not alone. that thumb. uhnggghh.....
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those tvs look pretty good tho, even with this poo poo streaming quality
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Jimmy Carter posted:my first thought was "ugh ESD safety" esd safety basically doesnt matter
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samsung's ui is so bad they had to bring the guy responsible out to explain it to you
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dude needs to figure out whether he wants his blazer buttoned or not
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lol what a waste of time and effort. i dont even have a tv
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Bloody posted:esd safety basically doesnt matter neither does eating in a restaurant while wearing your hat but it's still gross.
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computer toucher posted:neither does eating in a restaurant while wearing your hat but it's still gross. you must really like it when intel brings a wafer on stage
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Jan 5, 2016 23:27
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who gives a poo poo about an 8k TV
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Jan 5, 2016 23:32
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finally i can communicate with my family who lives at home. and buy razors. thanks sarnsung fridge.
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Vintersorg posted:EDIT: bloody, i think we once discussed how we have the same model of panasonic, gt60 or something? i have a panasonic plasma too!! it's the cheapo TC-P42C2 tho.
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mad.radhu posted:who gives a poo poo about an 8k TV can human eyes even tell the difference between 4k and 8k at normal screen sizes and viewing distances
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Jan 5, 2016 23:40
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zt60 checking in. probably wasn't worth it.
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Elder Postsman posted:can human eyes even tell the difference between 4k and 8k at normal screen sizes and viewing distances seriously looking forward to this and all the nerds who claim they can
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Elder Postsman posted:can human eyes even tell the difference between 4k and 8k at normal screen sizes and viewing distances they can't tell 1080p vs. 4k at anything below 60" at normal viewing distances
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Vintersorg posted:haha wow
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Fabricated posted:copy apple's shittiest laptop, genius 
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“Samsung has strongly reinvigorated the home appliance space with fresh thinking and functionality that have taken appliances from a ‘need’” to a ‘want’. With the new and innovative Family Hub Refrigerator, we are transforming the communal kitchen experience for consumers in ways that will re-define how they view and use their refrigerator,” said John Herrington, Senior Vice President, General Manager of Home Appliances, Samsung Electronics America. “Now more than ever, we are delivering in a big way on the promise of the Internet of Things, not only in refrigeration but in cooking, with a new Wi-Fi-connected range that takes cooking convenience to a new level.” Family Hub Refrigerator Makes Its Debut The Samsung Family Hub Refrigerator is a sophisticated multi-tasker that reconnects families, organizes groceries and home tasks, and provides entertainment. The Family Hub is just that – a hub of household connections, but with a thoroughly digital twist. All communications are housed and displayed on a 21.5 inch full HD LCD resolution screen located on the upper right exterior door. As the refrigerator’s digital family command center, the screen allows you to post, share and update calendars, pin photos, share treasured kids’ works of art, and leave notes – all with the ease and convenience of your smartphone.
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i really liked the sling tv guy and his presentation. apple should buy them imo
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Unfortunately, the process com.samsung.freezer has stopped.
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Endless Mike posted:they can't tell 1080p vs. 4k at anything below 60" at normal viewing distances false that said 8k is just dickwaving since they make all their money on high res phone/tablet displays so this is just them trying to not have low-res TV production lines
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cayden, stop putting 999 boxes of pop tarts on the shopping list
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qirex posted:cayden, stop putting 999 boxes of pop tarts on the shopping list
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qirex posted:cayden, stop putting 999 boxes of pop tarts on the shopping list
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Pinterest Mom posted:“Samsung has strongly reinvigorated the home appliance space with fresh thinking and functionality that have taken appliances from a ‘need’” to a ‘want’. With the new and innovative Family Hub Refrigerator, we are transforming the communal kitchen experience for consumers in ways that will re-define how they view and use their refrigerator,” said John Herrington, Senior Vice President, General Manager of Home Appliances, Samsung Electronics America. “Now more than ever, we are delivering in a big way on the promise of the Internet of Things, not only in refrigeration but in cooking, with a new Wi-Fi-connected range that takes cooking convenience to a new level.” wait, what? why the gently caress does my range need a wifi connection? like, ok, i can kind of get fridge, like track what's in there or whatever, but a range? i don't understand. why.
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IoT means putting as many things as possibel on the internet
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idIoT
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I think it will be cool once all the dust settles and theres a iot standard so I can have like lights and heat controlled from a standard place. I don't really care about fridgeputers but theres plenty of home automation stuff that would be a nice to have once its streamlined.
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Elder Postsman posted:wait, what? why the gently caress does my range need a wifi connection? do they explain why at all or do they just say they have a wi-fi range
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Shaggar posted:I think it will be cool once all the dust settles and theres a iot standard so I can have like lights and heat controlled from a standard place. I don't really care about fridgeputers but theres plenty of home automation stuff that would be a nice to have once its streamlined. i can see a benefit in actual home automation, but just adding buttons on an app to turn everything on and off adds nothing valuable. they need to put an interface in all this stuff in order to move on to the actual useful part, but in the meantime it's all going to be stupid
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they have a amazon echo clone here in china made by jd, which is china's version of amazon, and a bunch of "smart devices" integrate into it so they can be voice controlled. there's a few voice controlled microwave ovens, which makes no sense to me because you can't use a microwave without physically being there anyway, and there's even a voice controlled toilet
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fart simpson posted:do they explain why at all or do they just say they have a wi-fi range quote:Now available with Wi-Fi connectivity, this range leverages Internet of Things (IoT) in a practical innovation that lets you monitor your cooktop and oven remotely. You can preheat and adjust oven cooking temperatures all from your smart phone as well as monitor the cooktop elements to make sure you’ve turned them off. that's all i can find.
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