By certain audio-visual products, Samsung already claimed to have future of audio, Samsung unveiling wireless speaker, sound bar, UHD Blu-ray player and robot vacuum ahead of CES 2017. The company referring to the proprietary audio upscaling technology which is called by ultra high quality audio, or just about UHO. By that, 8 to 24 a bit source can be also converted into 32-bit stream according to what Samsung said would be much closer in quality to original recording compared to HD audio. Also this is the first time for Samsung that has peddled the UHO tech with certain Galaxy Note 5 that fitted by similar setting back over the day, moreover by the age in where almost people get music via streaming services like apple music and spotify it would be begged to ask average consumer that cares for the difference of 8 to 24 also 32 bit streams of the audio.
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one of Samsung’s algorithms include Distortion Cancelling, which the
company claims “can intelligently predict a woofer’s movement, control
it, and play more solid and stable sounds at a low pitch”.
As
for the products, the Samsung H7 wireless speaker, as it’s called,
looks like a streamlined version of an old-school stereo. It’s not at
all retro when it comes to music playback though, with the speaker’s
wheel letting you select playlists from streaming services. The MS750
sound bar, meanwhile, brings “subwoofer performance directly into the
primary unit”, says Samsung.
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