ESC 2014: Samsung brings design and sound engineering in its new range of audio and video

design, sound quality and flexibility are the elements that Samsung has merged in its new range of audio and video equipment to offer new user experiences, showing up to the 10 January at CES 2014 in Las Vegas.

Samsung Electronics has presented at CES 2014 (central hall, stand 12004) a wide range of sound equipment, specially designed to elevate the user entertainment experience, in which it unites design and engineering since it will present in the United States last year Smart Multi Audio.

Samsung's new multi-room wireless technology and integration proposal combines soundbar, Blu-ray player and other entertainment systems very simple to handle so that users can manage multiple sound outputs.

In this sense, highlights the new M5 speaker, smaller, on Samsung Smart Multi Audio system that can be used independently or wirelessly connected with others to create custom sound systems.

Another of the new products presented is the Samsung Giga MX-HS8500 sound system, the first so far that integrates the system itself into the main speakers, with 2,500W. It also incorporates wheels to improve mobility and offers a powerful sound with light effects that are synchronized to the rhythm of the music.

The Blu-ray System Home Entertainment HT-H7730WM - to be marketed in the United States, although a similar model is envisaged in Europe-, provides a sound system of 7.1 channels and other virtual 9.1, thanks to the integration of the DTS Neo codec: Fusion II exclusive to Samsung. Carbon Nano Tube speakers combine perfectly with vacuum valve amplification system to deliver warm sound, natural and powerful.

Thanks to plug-and-play technology, setting up a network between Samsung AV products is very easy: you just have to connect the speaker or Samsung Hub to the router and download the free application that allows you to control all the speakers and sound outputs from a smartphone, tablet or PC. In addition, The Shape system offers a unique design to be located anywhere, even in the corner of a wall and upright or horizontally.

Samsung's HW-H750 soundbar amplifies any experience thanks to its 320W to deliver cinematic and realistic sound, combining the warmth of an analog system with the latest innovations in digital audio. Thanks to its smooth and metallic design and the HW-H600 support it can be located under TVs of 32 at 55" and is compatible with the Audio-Multiroom range to expand sound possibilities. Both can connect wirelessly with the TV and compatible with Samsung's TV Sound Connect option, that allows you to connect the TV to external systems via Bluetooth.

A selection of the best perfectly assembled speakers are the voice of the MX-HS8500 equipment. Cloth wave edge technology lightens the weight of the vibration system and increases the pressure level of the sound. In addition, thanks to the multiplex diagram of the speakers, Samsung has combined the firmness and elasticity needed to provide powerful bass sounds.

15" subwoofers reach 35 hz, thus transmitting the bass frequencies perfectly, to which is added that the team has eight different DJ effects and another seven movement to always create the right environment. Speaker boxes, including also the power stations, can be positioned in a vertical upward direction, creating higher channels that enhance the surround sound experience. As a result, are achieved 7.1 real channels through six speakers (two boxes, two rear satellites, a central and a subwoofer).

The system's Blu-ray player incorporates Samsung's UHD Upscale processor and offers twice the resolution of conventional 1080p video, in addition to scaling images from standard definition or high definition to UHD (Ultra-High Definition), so this system is ready for the next generation of TVs.

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