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We’re unveiling out-of-the-box innovations for your changing lifestyles, tastes, and needs. All designed for viewing, playing, working, and making your own. We’re redefining the role of screens. #UnboxAndDiscover it all. #SamsungTV #Samsung 00:00 Unbox & Discover 2021 00:38 Opening speech from JH Han, President of Visual Display 05:10 Screens Redefined 06:50 Lifestyle TV 07:28 The Frame 08:59 My Shelf 10:56 Make your own TV, The Frame 11:32 The Serif 12:06 The Sero 13:30 The Premiere 17:04 The Terrace 19:28 Monitor 20:04 Odyssey G9 Gaming Monitor 21:06 Faker's Vlog 22:40 Smart Monitor 24:55 Flip 26:30 Neo QLED 31:20 The official TV partner of Xbox Series X 32:11 AMD Partnership 33:09 Neo QLED: In-home Activity 34:51 Neo QLED 8K 36:26 Soundbar 37:46 Dolby Partnership 41:34 MicroLED 43:54 Closing Speech



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