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Microsoft and Samsung are two big brands of technology world. As Microsoft have on top of fame in software industry, on the other side Samsung have a big name feild of Hardware technology. Microsoft acquire with Nokia to make phones. And Samsung uses sotware made by google to build smart phones.

Sensational picture and premium colour The television of tomorrow is here today, presenting the JS9500 Samsung’s all-new premium SUHD TV, designed to excite all your senses. Using ground breaking Nano Crystal Technology, the backlight panel emits radiant light to create outstandingly precise and rich colours. Experience a spectacular range of shades, along with the deepest of blacks and most pristine whites that come to life in the most magical way.

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. today announced the partnership with Diesel Black Gold on a unique show collaboration featuring the new Samsung Gear S. The partnership between Samsung and Diesel Black Gold embodies the union of innovative, design-conscious technologies with a contemporary and unique fashion ecosphere.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today announced the Galaxy S5 mini, a compact version of Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone. The Galaxy S5 mini delivers powerful performance, as well as the same dedicated fitness tools and enhanced device protection features found in the stylish Galaxy S5. “We always strive to develop devices that appeal to a range of consumer tastes and styles.

Capture and share high quality imagery in an instant with advanced features, improved flexibility and fast connectivity. CES 2014: Samsung Launches the NX30 Camera Alongside First Premium 'S' Lens Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, announced today the professionally-inspired compact system camera NX30, featuring high quality images and with faster performance.

Smartphones go a long way in keeping you connected at all times, but imagine having something with a larger screen, a longer battery life, better video quality and fast, easy navigation that isn’t quite as big (or as heavy) as a laptop. That’s where Galaxy Tab comes in.