SAMSUNG LED TV SURGE SAFE + FTA SATELLITE

Here is the news:
Samsung to partner with SES (http://www.ses.com/fleet-coverage) for free satellite TV in Africa
Rebecca Hawkes | 25-03-2012
Consumer electronics giant Samsung is to join forces with satellite operator SES to provide free to air digital satellite TV channels for six countries in Africa.
Announcing the Samsung LED TV Free Satellite initiative at its annual Africa Forum event in Cape Town, the Korean company said it would provide access to 60 free to air channels (30 in English and 30 in French) through a TV with built in satellite decoders.
Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and Ghana will be the first countries to benefit from the partnership, intended to help drive digitisation across the African continent. One in three homes in Sub-Saharan Africa have a TV set, with less than 10 million homes having access to digital TV, the companies say.
The new free satellite service will commence in these first six nations by August 2012, with other channels and further countries coming online at a later date.
"Our cooperation will not only help to improve access to digital content for African consumers but it will also encourage African broadcasters to launch more content. In servicing more than 40 African countries, we are well aware of the huge demand for more and higher quality TV services. The opportunity lies in providing an increasingly sophisticated African viewership with a significantly increased number of TV channels - a first for many African countries," said Christoph Limmer, senior director of marketing development and marketing, Africa, SES.
"The opportunity lies in providing a growing sophisticated African viewership with a significantly increased number of TV channels – a first for many African countries."
Samsung's LED TV SurgeSafe+ technology will be used for the television sets, to protect against humidity, lightening and electricity surges suffered in Africa.
Dae Hee Kim, regional product manager, Samsung Africa, added: "The large investment by Samsung into the development of these products so that they remain affordable and competitive within the market, while not compromising quality and performance, is a key indicator of our commitment to meeting the demands of the African people."





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Okoegualek wrote:

Here is the news:
Samsung to partner with SES (http://www.ses.com/fleet-coverage) for free satellite TV in Africa
Rebecca Hawkes | 25-03-2012
Consumer electronics giant Samsung is to join forces with satellite operator SES to provide free to air digital satellite TV channels for six countries in Africa.
Announcing the Samsung LED TV Free Satellite initiative at its annual Africa Forum event in Cape Town, the Korean company said it would provide access to 60 free to air channels (30 in English and 30 in French) through a TV with built in satellite decoders.
Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and Ghana will be the first countries to benefit from the partnership, intended to help drive digitisation across the African continent. One in three homes in Sub-Saharan Africa have a TV set, with less than 10 million homes having access to digital TV, the companies say.
The new free satellite service will commence in these first six nations by August 2012, with other channels and further countries coming online at a later date.
"Our cooperation will not only help to improve access to digital content for African consumers but it will also encourage African broadcasters to launch more content. In servicing more than 40 African countries, we are well aware of the huge demand for more and higher quality TV services. The opportunity lies in providing an increasingly sophisticated African viewership with a significantly increased number of TV channels - a first for many African countries," said Christoph Limmer, senior director of marketing development and marketing, Africa, SES.
"The opportunity lies in providing a growing sophisticated African viewership with a significantly increased number of TV channels – a first for many African countries."
Samsung's LED TV SurgeSafe+ technology will be used for the television sets, to protect against humidity, lightening and electricity surges suffered in Africa.
Dae Hee Kim, regional product manager, Samsung Africa, added: "The large investment by Samsung into the development of these products so that they remain affordable and competitive within the market, while not compromising quality and performance, is a key indicator of our commitment to meeting the demands of the African people."





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THE PRICE IN THE MARKET IS #80,000 PLUS,FOR THOSE THAT CANNOT AFFORD THAT AMOUNT OF MONEY,YOU CAN ATLEAST ENJOY THE FTA CHANNELS,CONTAINED THEREIN.

YOU CAN GET UPTO 60CHANNELS,WHICH COVERS THE WHOLE OF WEST AFRICA,VIVA FTA,ENJOY.MORE TO COME SOON.

hope the channels will be interesting ones

that is a very good one brov

Have they started the transmission

hmmmmm, make we change our lcd then to led lcd ooo, he don tey

jaykay05 wrote:

Have they started the transmission

SINCE NOW.ENJOY.

If I buy the tv how do I track the satellite

What are the FTA chanel that I will receive

jaykay05 wrote:

If I buy the tv how do I track the satellite

READ THE POST WELL,YOU DO NOT NEED TO BUY THE LED TV,JUSTTRACK THE SATELLITE WITH ANY TV,AND YOU ARE SET TO GO,VIVA FTA.

Nic 1 for africa

Dis sound interesting

Only 4 doss who can afford to buy d tv nani

ancl wrote:

Only 4 doss who can afford to buy d tv nani

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO,YOU DO NOT NEED TO BUY THE TV,JUST TRACK WITH YOUR NORMAL FTA STB,AND YOU ARE GOOD TO GO.VIVA FTA.

U hv d tp wit u?

Good fr africa, technology Nooni.

No good channels there

does it have dongle option

HI, IS THERE ANYONE WITH THE TP FOR THIS SATELLITE, ANYBODY THAT HAS THIS TP ONLINE NOW SHOULD PLS SEND IT CCOS I HAVE ALL THE TIME TO TRACK IT NOW AND GIVE DETAILS BACK TO THE HOUSE.

HI, WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE SATELLITE AND DEGREE EAST OR WEST

Can this satellite be tracked with our common decorder ?
If yes,pls kindly provide us with the tp,band and orbital position

it's a welcome innovation

bucade wrote:

HI, WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE SATELLITE AND DEGREE EAST OR WEST

JUST DOWNLOAD THE ATTACHED FILE IN MY FIRST POST ON THIS THREAD,IT EXPLAINS ALL THAT YOU ASK AND NEED,VIVA FTA.

sexxxsexxxy wrote:

Can this satellite be tracked with our common decorder ?
If yes,pls kindly provide us with the tp,band and orbital position

JUST DOWNLOAD THE ATTACHED FILE IN MY FIRST POST ON THIS THREAD,IT EXPLAINS ALL THAT YOU ASK AND NEED,VIVA FTA.

Stevolat wrote:

it's a welcome innovation

WELCOME BRO,VIVA FTA,

Attention!

I have Samsung LED TV Surge Safe + FTA Satellite and two 60cm dishes. I used one dish to track MYTV Free-to-air channels and MultiTV Free-to-air respectively. How do i configure the inbuilt DSB receiver in my new Samsung LED TV Surge + FTA Satellite to be able to view the FTA Channels without another external receiver?

Friends, if you have any explanation that will help in respect to this, kindly drop.

Pls. I need the feedback as soon as possible.

Thanks

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

The two does separate work all together and can as well be use at the same time! However, you can go for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) because of it's storage capacity.

Thanks

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

The two does separate work all together and can as well be use at the same time! However, you can go for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) because of it's storage capacity.

Thanks

i need u to differentiate them for me

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

POwer SuRgE bro

stainlez wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

POwer SuRgE bro

ur reasons pls?

kunlegzy wrote:

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

The two does separate work all together and can as well be use at the same time! However, you can go for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) because of it's storage capacity.

Thanks

i need u to differentiate them for me

Power surges happen when electrical charge is boosted on a power line which, in turn, leads to a greater amount of electricity flowing to an electrical outlet on a wall. So a Power Surge device is use to suppress the excess voltage to avoid damage of the connected appliance.

While UPS as the name denote is use to avoid inconsistency ( On and Off) in power supply. One advantage of UPS is that the AC current from the outlet socket is processed and convert to DC before going into the appliance. That make the output (from UPS) power to be in line with the manufacture recommended power usage.

Regards,

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

The two does separate work all together and can as well be use at the same time! However, you can go for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) because of it's storage capacity.

Thanks

i need u to differentiate them for me

Power surges happen when electrical charge is boosted on a power line which, in turn, leads to a greater amount of electricity flowing to an electrical outlet on a wall. So a Power Surge device is use to suppress the excess voltage to avoid damage of the connected appliance.

While UPS as the name denote is use to avoid inconsistency ( On and Off) in power supply. One advantage of UPS is that the AC current from the outlet socket is processed and convert to DC before going into the appliance. That make the output (from UPS) power to be in line with the manufacture recommended power usage.

Regards,

thank you bro, so which one will you choose for me to use, cos i have the two in possession already, the surge takes close 3 mins b4 booting up the tv and also if there is a fluctuation in d voltage it will trip off and come on after another 3 minutes unlike the UPS. which one can you pls choose for me

kunlegzy wrote:

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

The two does separate work all together and can as well be use at the same time! However, you can go for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) because of it's storage capacity.

Thanks

i need u to differentiate them for me

Power surges happen when electrical charge is boosted on a power line which, in turn, leads to a greater amount of electricity flowing to an electrical outlet on a wall. So a Power Surge device is use to suppress the excess voltage to avoid damage of the connected appliance.

While UPS as the name denote is use to avoid inconsistency ( On and Off) in power supply. One advantage of UPS is that the AC current from the outlet socket is processed and convert to DC before going into the appliance. That make the output (from UPS) power to be in line with the manufacture recommended power usage.

Regards,

thank you bro, so which one will you choose for me to use, cos i have the two in possession already, the surge takes close 3 mins b4 booting up the tv and also if there is a fluctuation in d voltage it will trip off and come on after another 3 minutes unlike the UPS. which one can you pls choose for me

Please use UPS

Thanks

StanleyA wrote:

Attention!

I have Samsung LED TV Surge Safe + FTA Satellite and two 60cm dishes. I used one dish to track MYTV Free-to-air channels and MultiTV Free-to-air respectively. How do i configure the inbuilt DSB receiver in my new Samsung LED TV Surge + FTA Satellite to be able to view the FTA Channels without another external receiver?

Friends, if you have any explanation that will help in respect to this, kindly drop.

Pls. I need the feedback as soon as possible.

Thanks

MY BRO,sorry there is notin u can do,Samsung configured and customised it,so u can only watch wat dey give u,and u don't nid any dish installed for dis.Enjoy

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

StanleyA wrote:

kunlegzy wrote:

power surge nd UPS which is the best for all smart tv or plasma television

The two does separate work all together and can as well be use at the same time! However, you can go for Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) because of it's storage capacity.

Thanks

i need u to differentiate them for me

Power surges happen when electrical charge is boosted on a power line which, in turn, leads to a greater amount of electricity flowing to an electrical outlet on a wall. So a Power Surge device is use to suppress the excess voltage to avoid damage of the connected appliance.

While UPS as the name denote is use to avoid inconsistency ( On and Off) in power supply. One advantage of UPS is that the AC current from the outlet socket is processed and convert to DC before going into the appliance. That make the output (from UPS) power to be in line with the manufacture recommended power usage.

Regards,

thank you bro, so which one will you choose for me to use, cos i have the two in possession already, the surge takes close 3 mins b4 booting up the tv and also if there is a fluctuation in d voltage it will trip off and come on after another 3 minutes unlike the UPS. which one can you pls choose for me

Please use UPS

Thanks

You can combine both.For me I use Power surge

Pls how can l use the inbuilt DSB in the samsung led +surge tv to recieve/view multitv fta. I can only get mytv channels from preset satellite properties but cannot add multitv into it. Anyone with the trick should assist me, pls.

i rili  wanna know how to use it

samdavton wrote:

Pls how can l use the inbuilt DSB in the samsung led +surge tv to recieve/view multitv fta. I can only get mytv channels from preset satellite properties but cannot add multitv into it. Anyone with the trick should assist me, pls.

Pls anyone who uses this should let me know whether the inbuilt decoder can be used to recieve multitv.

We already hv the tv but all the channel are scramble what will i do

samdavton wrote:

samdavton wrote:

Pls how can l use the inbuilt DSB in the samsung led +surge tv to recieve/view multitv fta. I can only get mytv channels from preset satellite properties but cannot add multitv into it. Anyone with the trick should assist me, pls.

Pls anyone who uses this should let me know whether the inbuilt decoder can be used to recieve multitv.

It will not work as d in built decder is programmed to riciv only SES 5

osamede1 wrote:

We already hv the tv but all the channel are scramble what will i do

Was it working b4,chek d setup of d tv

Okoegualek wrote:

samdavton wrote:

samdavton wrote:

Pls how can l use the inbuilt DSB in the samsung led +surge tv to recieve/view multitv fta. I can only get mytv channels from preset satellite properties but cannot add multitv into it. Anyone with the trick should assist me, pls.

Pls anyone who uses this should let me know whether the inbuilt decoder can be used to recieve multitv.

It will not work as d in built decder is programmed to riciv only SES 5

there is one of LG IT has inbuilt decoder it receive all satellite

sunnyga wrote:

Okoegualek wrote:

samdavton wrote:

samdavton wrote:

Pls how can l use the inbuilt DSB in the samsung led +surge tv to recieve/view multitv fta. I can only get mytv channels from preset satellite properties but cannot add multitv into it.  Anyone with the trick should assist me, pls.

Pls anyone who uses this should let me know whether the inbuilt decoder can be used to recieve multitv.

It will not work as d in built decder is programmed to riciv only SES 5

there is one of LG IT has inbuilt decoder it receive all satellite

GOOD

[quote="Okoegualek"]

sunnyga wrote:

Okoegualek wrote:

samdavton wrote:

samdavton wrote:

Pls how can l use the inbuilt DSB in the samsung led +surge tv to recieve/view multitv fta. I can only get mytv channels from preset satellite properties but cannot add multitv into it.  Anyone with the trick should assist me, pls.

Pls anyone who uses this should let me know whether the inbuilt decoder can be used to recieve multitv.

It will not work as d in built decder is programmed to riciv only SES 5

there is one of LG IT has inbuilt decoder it receive all satellite

GOOD[/quote how much