Samsung announced on Monday that the Galaxy S24 Ultra will be used to offer a unique perspective on the opening of this year’s Paris Olympic Games (17). Models It will be installed on boats belonging to every country participating in the competition.captures and transmits high-resolution images worldwide.
Using the Galaxy S24 Ultra will not only be a stage for the introduction of the device, but will also demonstrate the potential of 5G for transmissions at this scale. The exhibition will be carried out through the Orange network, the official provider of this year’s Olympic Games, which will install up to 12 connecting distribution stations along the River Seine.
In all, The ceremony will feature more than 200 Galaxy S24 Ultra units spread across the bows and sides of each of the 85 ships.. Broadcasts will be in high resolution and HDR.
The release is the result of a partnership between Samsung, the International Olympic Committee and the Olympic Broadcasting Service. HE The opening ceremony of the games will be held outside the stadium for the first time.
The opening ceremony will be held on the Seine River, one of the main channels of Paris, France. Departing from the Austerlitz Bridge, 10,500 participants will travel by boat along the river to the city’s well-known Trocadéro, where the ceremonies will end, and pass through some of the venues used for the games.
Besides the opening Samsung will also use the Galaxy S24 Ultra to watch sailing competitions in Marseille. In this case, each boat will be shipped with a mobile phone that will allow fans to follow interactions between athletes in real time.
Important month for Samsung
The month of July will be notable for Samsung not only for its participation in the Paris Olympic Games, but also for Galaxy Unpacked, which is scheduled for July 10. The event will serve as a stage for the launch of the company’s new foldable devices, Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6.
The announcement of the new models will be accompanied by the introduction of the new Galaxy Watch 7 with Exynos W1000 and new headphones.
Source: Tec Mundo
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