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  Award-Winning African Filmmaker Tebogo Malope shares his view This year, consumer’s relationship with technology changed in a way that no-one could have expected. With many people in lockdown, learners are using TV’s as an invaluable classroom and others have created in-house gyms, from online classes viewed on large TV screens. Samsung embraced these evolving needs very early on and remains one-step ahead, already innovating with the future in mind. This relentless mission to create bold, revolutionary technology is effortlessly embodied in the 2020  QLED TV  range. A director has a unique insight into the QLED performance. Tebogo Malope has grown a reputation for being the voice for African narratives. The award-winning filmmaker, recognised for directing Africa’s first Netflix original series has received every award possible for his commercials and music videos in South Africa. Recently, he also shot a music video, using the 8K capabilities of the Samsung Galaxy S20...

  Just as Samsung TVs have ranked number one globally for 14 consecutive years*, the company’s soundbars also hold the number one position in the global soundbar market. Samsung has held the number one spot in the global soundbar industry ever since international research firm Futuresource Consulting started officially recording in 2014. According to Futuresource, Samsung ranks number one in sales revenue, maintains 21.8 percent of the global market share, and accounted for 16.5 percent of the industry sales volume in 2019.   All Samsung soundbars and audio technology are tuned at the Samsung Audio Lab in Valencia, California, just outside of Los Angeles. Thanks to continuous efforts from the Samsung Audio Lab, the ‘Q series’, a part of its 2019 premium soundbar lineup, boasts high quality sound for which it garnered positive reviews from key tech media in the U.S. and Europe.   “It is rewarding to see that our competitiveness in the audio market over the last several yea...