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    Samsung becomes Microsoft's Xbox HDTV partner

    Posted on Friday, April 29 2005 @ 20:54:30 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Microsoft has chosen Samsung as the exclusive HDTV marketing partner for its Xbox 360 high-definition gaming platform. To promote the high-definition (HD) era both companies will place more than 25,000 Samsung HDTVs in Microsoft Xbox retail kiosk locations all over the world.
    The alliance is the culmination of a global process begun by Microsoft in October 2004 to find the most advanced and formidable visual display company to join with the new-generation Xbox video game console. A wide variety of visual display screen sizes and technology platforms from Samsung Electronics (LCD, Plasma, Micro Display - DLP and Slim Fit HDTV CRT's) combined with the incredible new Xbox console will give gamers unprecedented realism and intensity in their gameplay.
    Read more at Teamxbox


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