Samsung is on a mission towards a smarter home, as Architizer saw Monday during the brand’s Consumer Electronics Show presentation. These are the four top gadgets we’d like to live with. Super Surround Sound Samsung’s Audiolab has developed an “omnidirectional sound experience” for our modern multi-tasking world with the egg-shaped WAM7500 and WAM6500. “Unlike traditional loud speakers that beam sound straight ahead like a flashlight,” said Samsung Electronics America executive VP Joe Stinziano. “It’s more like a lightbulb, filling the room evenly.” (The portable WAM6500 is even appropriately lantern-looking with its handle.) Its so-called “ring radiator technology” projects sound in all directions, vertically and horizontally, throughout a room and throughout the home. And yes, of course, it’s smartphone-synced. Virtual Flame Technology Michelin-starred chefs graced the stage to showcase the new collaboratively-designed amenities of the Samsung Chef Collection. The most sci-fi? The Virtual Flame, an LED-lit glass induction top for the Samsung Chef Collection Slide-In Induction Range. “A small or large flame shows the intensity of the heat,” said the three-starred Christopher Kostow. “This lets everyone cook more precisely.” Also, there’s celebrity chef-themed recipe app for that — available for its own Club ...
Samsung is on a mission towards a smarter home, as Architizer saw Monday during the brand’s Consumer Electronics Show presentation. These are the four top gadgets we’d like to live with. Super Surround Sound Samsung’s Audiolab has developed an “omnidirectional sound experience” for our modern multi-tasking world with the egg-shaped WAM7500 and WAM6500. “Unlike traditional loud speakers that beam sound straight ahead like a flashlight,” said Samsung Electronics America executive VP Joe Stinziano. “It’s more like a lightbulb, filling the room evenly.” (The portable WAM6500 is even appropriately lantern-looking with its handle.) Its so-called “ring radiator technology” projects sound in all directions, vertically and horizontally, throughout a room and throughout the home. And yes, of course, it’s smartphone-synced. Virtual Flame Technology Michelin-starred chefs graced the stage to showcase the new collaboratively-designed amenities of the Samsung Chef Collection. The most sci-fi? The Virtual Flame, an LED-lit glass induction top for the Samsung Chef Collection Slide-In Induction Range. “A small or large flame shows the intensity of the heat,” said the three-starred Christopher Kostow. “This lets everyone cook more precisely.” Also, there’s celebrity chef-themed recipe app for that — available for its own Club ...