Daiwa Launches 43-inch 4K Ultra HD Quantum Luminit Smart Led TV

Daiwa claims that the TV comes with AI Powered Sensy technology that creates a wall of moments which can be directly accessed from the Set-top Box

Daiwa expanded its Quantum Luminit Smart TV Portfolio with its newest 43-inches Quantum Luminit Smart LED TV – D43QUHD-N53. The latest 43 inch Quantum Luminit Smart TV from Daiwa is a new addition to its existing 49 and 55-inches Quantum Luminit Smart Led TV family.

The company has priced its latest offering at Rs 26,990. Daiwa claims that it is already available at retail and online stores in India. The low-pricing may help Daiwa find a good consumer base as many 43-inches Ultra HD Smart TVs are available at a starting price tag of more than Rs 30,000 in India.

Daiwa 43-inch 4K Ultra HD Quantum Luminit smart LED TV features

This newest addition to Daiwa’s smart TV family features a screen resolution of 3840 x 2160 and contrast ratio of 500000:1. Powered by HDRX, Daiwa is claiming that the TV shows better contrast and extended color range. The company says that wide colour gamut NTSC 95 per cent enhances the reds, Greens and Blues.

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It comes with a built-in 20 W soundbar audio technology. Equipped with 1 GB RAM and up to 8 GBs storage this latest smart TV from Daiwa is capable of storing multimedia data and files. Installed with android 7.0 Nougat, this TV offers users access to unlimited paid and free apps, like Netflix, Hotstar and YouTube.

Daiwa claims that the TV comes with AI Powered Sensy technology (with Voice Command), that works when downloaded on a Smartphone. The Technology creates a TV GUIDE APP that creates a wall of moments directly accessed from the Set-top Box. The Technology also allows users to access Set Top box with TV remote, making it one for all. The Smart TV also comes with a Web Play Remote, which works as an air mouse and also has a QWERTY Keypad for convenience.

Daiwa TVs is a brand owned by Videotex International.

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Mukul Yudhveer Singh is an Editor at EFY. He’s an experienced business journalist who is both an enthusiast and a cynic of technology. Believes in data, as well as hunch-based journalism. He defines journalism as- reporting facts which help the audience take their own decisions, not ones that influence them!

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