Since the end of 2018, we have talked about Huawei’s desire to enter the Smart TV market. Well, according to new information, the first Smart TV of the Chinese manufacturer will be presented as early as April and will bring several surprises.
The information comes through the Chinese website Jienmian, where they reveal the plans of the manufacturer to present a model of 55 “and 65” inches. As we have already mentioned in previous news, Huawei intends, unlike Xiaomi, to enter the high-end segment of Smart TV.
By all means, both models will arrive with several surprises, one of them being their great focus on features related to social networks and the gaming universe. For this, they arrived equipped with two chambers, certainly destined to improve all and experience of said functionalities.
Huawei wants to sell more than 10 million Smart TVs per year!
Currently, the largest manufacturer of TVs is Samsung, managing to market about 50 million units per year. Since this will be Huawei’s first adventure in this segment, its goals are once again quite ambitious.
However, this would not be the first time the manufacturer could surprise everyone and everything. Especially after officializing its “attack” on Samsung in the smartphone market. The premium quality of the new Smart TV is a guaranteed fact. Therefore, the level of your success will certainly be related to the price you reach the various markets.
Huawei is investing heavily in the development of 5G infrastructures and equipment. So it’s no big surprise that we see the 65 “model arrive with support for the new networks. According to the source, Huawei wants its televisions to present themselves as a smart hub for all smart gadgets.
Unfortunately, there is no further information about the specifications and features of the first Smart TV from Huawei. In addition, we also do not know if the manufacturer has plans to expand its new products to the global markets, or whether it will focus only on the Chinese market.
Considering all the battles that the company is fighting in various markets. They may find themselves in a market where they have not only popularity but also security.
During the past few months, many countries have accused the manufacturer of providing information to the Chinese government. Therefore, the arrival of a Smart TV with a dual camera and 5G support would certainly launch more “firewood on the fire.”
