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Samsung QLED TV now in Nepal

KATHMANDU (REPUBLICA): Him Electronics Pvt Ltd, the authorized distributor of Samsung in Nepal, has launched Samsung QLED TV in the Nepali market. The company launched the product, organizing a dealers' meet on August 27. "QLED TV is the first of its kind to achieve 100 percent color volume.
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KATHMANDU (REPUBLICA): Him Electronics Pvt Ltd, the authorized distributor of Samsung in Nepal, has launched Samsung QLED TV in the Nepali market. The company launched the product, organizing a dealers' meet on August 27. "QLED TV is the first of its kind to achieve 100 percent color volume.



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That means color doesn't fade, even in the brightest scenes. With 'Q | Every View', color stays true from any perspective, so every seat is a great seat," the company added in the statement. More than 400 dealers across the country participated in the meet, according to Him Electronics.

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