01-10-2012, 06:22 AM
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16480712
By Leo Kelion
Technology reporter, BBC News, Las Vegas
A "smart" internet-connected television that has the ability to have its hardware upgraded every year has been unveiled by Samsung.
The device has a slot which allows new kit to be added to boost processing performance and add new features.
The innovation may help reassure shoppers concerned about their screen becoming outdated.
The move is aimed at helping the South Korean tech giant retain its lead as the world's best-selling TV maker.
Samsung's president of consumer electronics, Boo-keun Yoon, unveiled the firm's flagship LED television at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas noting that his firm currently sells two televisions every two seconds.
In addition to its "smart evolution capability" Samsung has also added gesture, voice and face recognition features to the ES8000 model.
By Leo Kelion
Technology reporter, BBC News, Las Vegas
A "smart" internet-connected television that has the ability to have its hardware upgraded every year has been unveiled by Samsung.
The device has a slot which allows new kit to be added to boost processing performance and add new features.
The innovation may help reassure shoppers concerned about their screen becoming outdated.
The move is aimed at helping the South Korean tech giant retain its lead as the world's best-selling TV maker.
Samsung's president of consumer electronics, Boo-keun Yoon, unveiled the firm's flagship LED television at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas noting that his firm currently sells two televisions every two seconds.
In addition to its "smart evolution capability" Samsung has also added gesture, voice and face recognition features to the ES8000 model.