Skyworth introduces 7 new televisions and global brand strategy

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Johannesburg, 14 January 2019 - SKYWORTH (the global elite in the household appliance industry) held a Global Media Launch in Palace Ballroom, Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, USA. In this conference, SKYWORTH introduced 7 new TVs with new technology and announced the company's new global brand strategy.




SKYWORTH released 7 new TVs with industry-leading technology, breaking the boundaries of imagination. With a powerful PQ Processor built-in, 65S9A/XA9000 can improve image quality from every aspect based on AI algorithm. Meanwhile, it adopts the AI Smart Ecosystem, which supports Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, and will become the center of the smart home. 65W80, with CSO Pro, enables image and sound to come from the panel simultaneously to create an extraordinary viewing experience. The 77" Super TV features Dolby Vision HDR imaging technology and is equipped with a 5.1.2 Dolby Atmos-enabled soundbar, providing the audience with a spectacular and immersive experience. In addition, pixel-level local dimming technology makes 65" Quasi-pixel Backlight TV a high dynamic range LCD. Other TV sets with technological innovation were also released, such as the 43" Bedroom Sunny TV and the82" Flush Mount TV, the exquisite craftsmanship of which is breathtaking.



SKYWORTH also announced their new global brand strategy. SKYWORTH will become a global intelligent hardware manufacturer and a global smart system provider with the strategic theme "Open, Share, Win-win". And the vision of the company is to integrate "Hardware, System, Content and AIOT" into an intelligent solution. In order to make a greater achievement, SKYWORTH will improve the audiences' viewing experience of the large-screen intelligent ecological products, realizing the transformation from Product Marketing to Product Experience.

The S9 is the first OLED TV range which Skyworth will be launching in South Africa late February 2019.

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