Change Your World! Samsung 2View microsite

Following is about a game using the 2view camera like Samsung ST100 and ST600.

Have you heard of Samsung 2View camera? 2View cameras have dual LCD providing special features such as Self-portrait mode, Jump Shot mode, Children mode and Couple Shot mode.

Samsung has recently added versatility to 2View family with new models: ST600 and ST100. To celebrate the release of new 2View cameras, Samsung has opened 2View(ST600/ST100) microsite: Change Your World!

Please upload your photo and crop your face, then you can play the game using Samsung 2View camera ST600. After taking snapshots of yourself, you can also share the photos and have all your friends laughing in no time!

Choose the sex

Take a picture using webcam or upload photo in your computer

On the next step, you can control the size and tone of colour

Are you ready? Click start button.

Let’s see what’s happening!

Click here and enjoy Samsung 2View World!

Read more: http://www.samsungimaging.net/2010/10/27/change-your-world-ndash-samsung-2view-microsite_st600_st100/

Moki Game by Samsung

Samsung China released a game called 'Moki'.
Here is the link you can enjoy.
http://support-cn.samsung.com/campaign/mp3/event0804_moki/index.aspx

Samsung Releases New 3D Plasmas with EA

In March, Samsung Electronics has released a couple of 3D PDP TVs in Korea this week in a partnership with Electronic Arts (EA). This is a world first, and partnering with the world’s largest game content provider isn't a bad way to debut the technology. Samsung stated in a report that the move reflects its ambitious strategy to take the lead in the 3D contents market as more and more consumers seek easy-to-use 3D home entertainment.

The retail price for the 42-inch TV is priced (in Korea) for just under $1,900 while the 50-inch model will sell for just under $2,700.

The 50-inch "PAVV Cannes 450" model is featured with the industry's highest 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio (which they are dubbing "Mega Contrast" and can easily revive a deep black color thanks to the cutting-edge cell light control technology, according to the company. The display is not spec'd for 1080p, that being reserved for separate the 50-inch PAVV Cannes 550 model which will release in March at a cost of around $4,200. From what we could round up, the new features of the 3D sets include:
* DNIe Plus (Motion Optimizer, Contrast Enhancer, Detail Enhancer, Color Optimizer)
* Greater cell light control for deeper blacks (actually lowers blacks ratther than increasing whites for more true dynamic range)
* "Ultra Daylight" mode for up to 40% more contrast
* "True" 18-bit internal color processing support
* Intelligent power saving for a 50% greater efficiency
* Down-firing hidden speakers
* 1080p/24Hz input support via HDMI

"Users could see the latest generation of Hollywood 3D movies by wearing a designated eyewear and play 3D games by just connecting 3D-only software to PCs," a Samsung spokesperson said on Thursday.

The product essentially turns 3D television into a familiar 'plug-and-play' approach that works with any compatible PC output. Since there are no difficult interfaces to manage, Samsung seems to have a way to truly deliver on the promise of 3D gaming. With EA on board, this is made even more likely to hit the mainstream sooner than later in the US markets.

The deal comes as EA has been seeking a strategic partnership with a flat screen TV maker as the company needs to secure a new "growth engine" in the online gaming industry. Still, according to the online reports, EA is still in development of much of the required compatible software titles, stating "We are engaged in final talks to introduce 3D contents that fit the televisions."

We hope they hurry up.