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With the newly launched The Terrace TV, Samsung is expanding the application scene from indoor to outdoor. If you like to watch Netflix in the garden sunshine, The Terrace TV equipped with 4K QLED high-brightness panel and meeting IP55 protection level is obviously a good choice.
As the company's first outdoor dedicated TV new product, it promises to have the same technical characteristics as the indoor flagship model. The IP55 protection level means that The Terrace TV is waterproof and dustproof. After all, even if the water is not soaking, the outdoor TV has to face the occasional rain splash.
Too much ambient light is another big challenge for outdoor TVs. The good news is that Samsung equipped The Terrace TV with a high-brightness panel of 2000 nits and a 2% reflectivity coating.
The screen of the whole machine is wrapped in a narrow frame of 1CM in Titan black color, and the thickness of the wall mounting is only 5.9CM.
In terms of audio, the TV is equipped with 20W power amplifier speakers.
Like Samsung's high-end indoor TVs, The Terrace TV is equipped with a Quantum Processor 4K system that can intelligently stretch low-resolution content. In addition, it supports streaming video on demand services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
In terms of interface, The Terrace TV is equipped with three HDMI, USB, Ethernet, RS232, supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection, optical audio output / HDBaseT input, and supporting Terrace Soundbar Bluetooth sound bar.
The sound bar can be wall-mounted same as the TV. It has a 210W powerful amplifier, complies with IP55 protection standards, supports Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 digital surround sound.
In addition to easy access to leading streaming services, The Terrace also has powerful features such as Samsung TV Plus and Samsung Health. It also supports multiple voice assistants, such as Bixby, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
The 55, 65 and 75-inch Samsung The Terrace TVs are currently priced at US $ 3455, US $ 4999 and US $ 6499. The TV is already available in North America and will be available in Germany, Australia, New Zealand and other regions later this year.
As the company's first outdoor dedicated TV new product, it promises to have the same technical characteristics as the indoor flagship model. The IP55 protection level means that The Terrace TV is waterproof and dustproof. After all, even if the water is not soaking, the outdoor TV has to face the occasional rain splash.
Too much ambient light is another big challenge for outdoor TVs. The good news is that Samsung equipped The Terrace TV with a high-brightness panel of 2000 nits and a 2% reflectivity coating.
The screen of the whole machine is wrapped in a narrow frame of 1CM in Titan black color, and the thickness of the wall mounting is only 5.9CM.
In terms of audio, the TV is equipped with 20W power amplifier speakers.
Like Samsung's high-end indoor TVs, The Terrace TV is equipped with a Quantum Processor 4K system that can intelligently stretch low-resolution content. In addition, it supports streaming video on demand services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
In terms of interface, The Terrace TV is equipped with three HDMI, USB, Ethernet, RS232, supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection, optical audio output / HDBaseT input, and supporting Terrace Soundbar Bluetooth sound bar.
The sound bar can be wall-mounted same as the TV. It has a 210W powerful amplifier, complies with IP55 protection standards, supports Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 digital surround sound.
In addition to easy access to leading streaming services, The Terrace also has powerful features such as Samsung TV Plus and Samsung Health. It also supports multiple voice assistants, such as Bixby, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
The 55, 65 and 75-inch Samsung The Terrace TVs are currently priced at US $ 3455, US $ 4999 and US $ 6499. The TV is already available in North America and will be available in Germany, Australia, New Zealand and other regions later this year.
