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Samsung confirmed on Friday that its 55-inch OLED HDTV will be shown at Berlin’s IFA trade show in late August, according to a report from <em>SlashGear</em>. At the event, the manufacturer will announce the TV’s official launch details alongside a new, premium range of HDTVs. Samsung describes the new televisions as even “more premium” than its OLED models, although that may be in terms of functionality rather than design or display technology. Samsung <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/11/samsung-ces-2012-booth-tour/">unveiled its OLED TV at the Consumer Electronics Show</a> in January, however details remain scarce. Both television sets will reportedly support the newest iteration of Samsung AllShare, which will add a 5GB cloud account to its local DLNA-based service, along with a remote login system, in the latter part of 2012. Using a single account login, the feature will allow users to remotely access any of their Samsung devices located anywhere in the world.<span id="more-135607"></span>
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Samsung confirmed on Friday that its 55-inch OLED HDTV will be shown at Berlin’s IFA trade show in late August, according to a report from <em>SlashGear</em>. At the event, the manufacturer will announce the TV’s official launch details alongside a new, premium range of HDTVs. Samsung describes the new televisions as even “more premium” than its OLED models, although that may be in terms of functionality rather than design or display technology. Samsung <a href="http://www.bgr.com/2012/01/11/samsung-ces-2012-booth-tour/">unveiled its OLED TV at the Consumer Electronics Show</a> in January, however details remain scarce. Both television sets will reportedly support the newest iteration of Samsung AllShare, which will add a 5GB cloud account to its local DLNA-based service, along with a remote login system, in the latter part of 2012. Using a single account login, the feature will allow users to remotely access any of their Samsung devices located anywhere in the world.<span id="more-135607"></span>
<a href="http://www.slashgear.com/samsung-full-oled-tv-details-plus-premium-range-reveal-in-august-13222756/">Read</a>
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