Thanks to proprietary technology.
Samsung Electronics announced its latest line-up of home audio visual products, including the H7 wireless speaker, soundbar and UHD Blu-ray player, which will become available to the Australian market this year.
The line-up uses Samsung’s proprietary technology, UHQ (Ultra High Quality) audio, which enables 32bits of rich, detailed sound from any source that provides 8 to 24bit sound, and has the ability to upscale audio sources to a 32bit output, for wired and wireless connections.
Distortion Cancelling technology reduces sound alterations by predicting the movement of internal speaker units in advance, and controlling the units to deliver the perfect sound. It can intelligently predict a woofer’s movement, control it, and play more solid and stable sounds at a low pitch.
The new MS750 soundbar is Samsung’s first soundbar to embed subwoofer performance directly into the primary unit. It can be mounted onto the TV with one simple connection with an optional, user-friendly I-shaped bracket connecting the TV directly to the soundbar.
Samsung’s new M9500 UHD Blu-ray player has Bluetooth wireless streaming support and Samsung Smart Remote integration. With the M9500’s new Private Cinema Mode, TV audio can be transferred to personal Bluetooth headphones. The Blu-ray player automatically sets the TV screen and audio to the optimal level by analysing the content source being played at the time, whether it’s HDR, Atmos or DTS-X.
