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Last updated: September 2nd, 2020 at 17:55 UTC+02:00
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Further adding to the cinemaphile appeal is The Premiere's Filmmaker Mode meant to enable a full-fledged home cinema experience. Samsung's own Smart TV platform is part of the package, meaning you can install a wide range of video streaming and other apps to the newly introduced devices. Naturally, users will also be able to connect The Premiere to their smartphones and tablets.
Today's launch marks another important milestone in Samsung's efforts to drive HDR10+ adoption as projectors are a pretty tricky thing to optimize for premium viewing experiences, at least in the consumer electronics space. The lineup itself is part of Samsung's Lifestyle portfolio whose main goal is delivering a high-end blend of form and function, which is something it's been doing for over four years now.
Speaking of high-end, the series' international prices are yet to be determined but we can confirm Dutch MSRPs which, by themselves, are a pretty good indicator of what to expect in Europe. The LSP9T has a suggested price of €6,499, whereas the LSP7T is intended to go for €3,499. For added context, that amounts to about $7,700 and $4,150, respectively. So far the only official word regarding availability is that The Premiere is scheduled to be released this fall in Europe, South Korea, and the United States. Other regions will follow by this year's holiday season.
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