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Samsung floating TV samsungtomorrowSamsung Electronics West Africa has announced its first Ultra High Definition TV will be available in Nigeria by the end of April

The product, which was launched this year by Samsung at the CES 2013 in Las Vegas, USA is set to transform home cinema systems.

The 85-inch TV features a 'floating' design and displays images at four times the pixel resolution that other Smart TVs on the market offer, the company said.

Brovo Kim, managing director of Samsung Electronics West Africa, said, “At Samsung, our mission is to help people discover a world of possibilities. We aim to delight them, bringing not just what they expect, but what they have never dreamed is possible.” 

Another feature allows viewers to ask the Smart TV for movie and television show suggestions or request films that feature certain actors.

“Our new Ultra High Definition Smart TV is delivering on this commitment, reinventing home entertainment and reinvigorating the consumer electronics market with seamless navigation and personalised user experience, all to create the ultimate lean back experience for our consumers,” added Kim.

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