New Delhi, Japanese consumer electric brand
Sansui has launched its new
Android TV range at a starting price of ₹16,590 in the Indian market.
The new range comprises of 55-inch UHD TV, 50-inch UHD TV, 43-inch UHD TV, 43-inch FHD TV, 40-inch
FHD TV and 32-inch HD TV.
"We have aggressive plans to make India a
manufacturing hub for Sansui brand products and would export to
other geographies, including the neighbouring South East Asian markets. Our Sansui range of products are available online across leading e-commerce platforms and at all leading retail stores in the country," Shashin Devsare -- Executive Director, Jaina Group (Sansui India), said in a statement.
Transform talent with learning that worksCapability development is critical for businesses who want to push the envelope of innovation.Discover how business leaders are strategizing around building talent capabilities and empowering employee transformation.Know More According to the company, the latest Android
TVs are power-packed with 4K Ultra HD display combined with Wide Colour Gamut and HDR10 crystal-clear display so that you never have to compromise on the colour quality.
The new lineup comes With bezel-less design and wide viewing angle as well as features built-in Chromecast to stream content straight from smartphone to TV.
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