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New Samsung consumer products will allow you to go online and 'experience' Smart TV Apps - but how smart are they?If you believe some future gazers, the Internet as we know it is over. They say ‘The future will be Appified!’. Korean’s electronics giant Samsung agree and have aped the app route for their new televisions and Bluray players.
Samsung had their first App Development meeting in London yesterday but it's a niche market for developersSamsung threw their first App developer meeting for their Smart TVs yesterday at a meeting in Vinopolis in London. The future of the connected TV was conjured up and various luminaries pictured a future of smart TV devices vying for the lead against established mobile platforms.
Now Samsung can turn camcorder 2D in to 3D on their new 3D HDTVsSamsung’s Full HD camcorders, such as the HMX-S series and HMX-H series, now allow users to connect to Samsung 3D TVs and see themselves in 3D through 2D-to-3D conversion technology.
It's not known whether any camcorder can be used to convert to 3D but we do know you can use Wifi or HDMI to do it. Supporting DLNA sharing via Samsung AllShare technology, users can shoot and share HD video wirelessly over WiFi to a home computer or Samsung TV, including the latest 3D LED TVs.
Samsung’s new line of Full HD camcorders were launched earlier this year with the advanced camcorder user in mind, one dedicated to creating and sharing the highest-quality pictures and content.
No news on how the conversion works was forthcoming.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010 at 9:56AM