On Friday, the world’s largest electronic affair began in Berlin, in which gadget master like Samsung and LG are also taking part. The event is being used by the two to promote their new generation smartphones and other gadgets.
This year’s theme for the event is “three dimensional and smart”. The electric manufacturers were seen following the theme throughout the day. The introduction of 3D was welcomed by the world with enthusiasm and zeal.
The demand for Samsung’s flat TV has been growing in Europe. The environment is quite conducive for the Samsung to introduce its 3D television. In the meantime, LG is grabbing all the opportunity of gaining customers in Europe.
All over the world Samsung has about 34.4% customers for its 3D televisions. Next to Samsung, Sony is the second most admired brand for 3D televisions as it has about 12.4% customers globally. The competition being thrown by Samsung and Sony is not making LG dither from its aim of giving tough competition to the two.
LG Electronic’s spokesperson has informed that the company will be using the opportunity to showcase their three dimension gadgets like home theatre, phones and others.
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