Samsung has launched its first Tizen-powered ultra HD TVs in its home market of Korea.
Samsung is selling four models of TV with the Tizen operating system it originally developed as a rival to Android in the mobile phone world, with screen sizes ranging from 55-inches to 88-inches. The smallest model currently costs KRW5.49 million (€4,400).
The launch follows the announcement by Samsung in January that its entire range of smart TVs for 2015 would be Tizen-powered.
The Tizen initiative has suffered from delays and strategy shifts. Last year, Samsung unveiled plans to target emerging markets with Tizen-based phones and launched a number of digital cameras and smart watches based on the software.
Starz channels launch on YouTube TV in the US https://t.co/tau2uU4wvz
20 June 2018 @ 16:33:55 UTC
Sony Pictures Television Networks (SPTN) is expanding into OTT in Western Europe https://t.co/1efirQxoZT
20 June 2018 @ 16:32:59 UTC
The UK government has accepted deal terms between 21st Century Fox and Sky https://t.co/jPJ5NRzb2K
20 June 2018 @ 16:32:39 UTC
Pick the right category for you and win big at the Content Innovation Awards! #CIAwards18 https://t.co/GwFrEnVDx0 https://t.co/k3Wgtl5uxP
20 June 2018 @ 08:00:00 UTC
Viacom secures mobile distribution deal for Paramount+ with Telenor. https://t.co/jiKCXOBSuq
19 June 2018 @ 13:31:53 UTC
