We just got a chance to check out Samsung’s Smart TV tech at CES 2012, and we’ve got a hands-on video for you. The TV features Samsung’s “Smart Interaction” tech, using two unidirectional mics and an integrated webcam for motion and voice control — users can turn the TV on or off, change the volume, activate apps, and search the web. The TV can also identify users with face recognition via the integrated webcam. Be sure to check out our Samsung storystream for more information on their showings at CES 2012.
Samsung Smart TV with ‘Smart Interaction’ (hands-on video)
Our own Nathan Ingraham got a chance to test out Samsung’s Smart TV tech at CES, and we’ve got a hands-on video for you.
Our own Nathan Ingraham got a chance to test out Samsung’s Smart TV tech at CES, and we’ve got a hands-on video for you.
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