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With its aim to develop innovative
products that cater to the local market, Samsung has launched its
Imagination Technology strategy to the public in order to pioneer
their ever growing line up of products. With their innovations,
Samsung will try to prove if these products can make consumers
imagine for real.
First,
the Samsung CLP-300 color laser printer. This printer boasts of a
13.6kg weight and covers an area of an open magazine, making it the
lightest and most compact laser printer in the market. It can print
colored pages with a speed of four pages per minute (ppm) and 16 ppm
for black and white printing.
To provide a
wide screen solution for its consumers, Samsung launched the 460PXn
46i LCD monitors. These monitors boast a contrast ratio of 1000:1
and 500 nits brightness, capable of delivering sharp and crisp
pictures. The 460PXn also features Digital Natural Image-enhancement
(DNIe) that enhances detail and color saturation.
Samsung
also unveiled its SyncMaster 226 BW LCD monitor that delivers 22”
of crisp and detailed graphics. With its wide 16:10 aspect ratio,
capable of widescreen format, the 226BW allows its users to
multitask with numerous applications at a time.
The
Samsung SnycMaster 460PXn and the 226 BW LCD monitors also obtained
the Windows Microsoft Vista certification, allowing it to be
compatible with the systems’ user interface.
Last,
is the Samsung SE-To84L slot-in slim external DVD writer. Capable of
writing and reading various CDs and DVDs, the SE-To84L connects to
your computer via USB 2.0 and boasts of an array of impressive
features. The DVD writer can handle 8cm discs with ease and supports
lightscribe technology, which allows the user to engrave their own
personalized label unto the disc itself.
“Leveraging
on its expertise in digital convergence, innovation and technology,
Samsung is setting its goal in being the major IT player in the
Philippines,” said Spencer Shim, president and CEO, Samsung
Electronics Philippines.
 --Luis
R. Munar
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