Samsung Electronics NZ news stories

Samsung has unveiled its new lineup of next-generation foldable smartphones — the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Galaxy Z Flip3 5G.

At the centre of Samsung’s announcement is the unveiling of its new display technology for its flagship televisions: Neo QLED.

The company has revamped the design of the phones from their predecessors, updated camera arrays and features, and debuted new processors — and all are 5G capable.

With the new Neo QLED TV, luminance scale has been increased to 12-bit with 4096 steps, making dark areas darker and bright areas brighter, according to Samsung.

Available on October 9, the Galaxy S20 FE delivers many of the features present in the Galaxy S20, including 120Hz smooth scrolling display, AI-powered camera, advanced chipset, all-day battery and expandable storage.

Starting at NZ$499, the phone features a 6.4-inch Infinisty-U display, multi-purpose cameras with intelligent features, a better battery and a Game Booster to optimise settings for mobile games.

The HW-Q950T and HW-Q900T are premium additions to Samsung’s suite of Dolby Atmos soundbars, both supporting DTS:X technology for multi-dimensional audio capability.

“This exciting new partnership with Exeed will give customers more flexibility and the ability to include Samsung phones and devices in their business solutions from one IT distributor.”

Samsung Electronics New Zealand has announced its support for the Spark Sport smart TV app, in a move that makes it the first brand to do so. 

“It’s an exciting moment for us to be able to deliver the most highly anticipated Galaxy Note we’ve ever created to Kiwis..."

Showcased at the Louvre in Paris, The Frame introduces a new way to experience TV...

Samsung Electronics New Zealand has reported a bumper profit increase on the back of solid revenue growth – despite the Note 7 issues.

"In a crowded market for memory products, this partnership with Samsung allows PB to deliver premium products at competitive prices."

Samsung Electronics saw a dramatically reduced profit from its New Zealand business last year, despite an 11% increase in revenue.