Ugo Monye and Samsung help Brits to see new laws clearly ahead of the world’s biggest rugby tournament.
Over half of Londoners (68%) are planning to watch the hotly anticipated rugby tournament from their sofas at home this September – but when it comes to the big game, recent research from Samsung has revealed that 64% are confused about the new rugby laws that will be introduced, with the majority of respondents based across the UK. Key laws to look out for over the next few weeks include Shot Clock to save time-wasting; Bunker replay; TMO innovations, and a full red card for deliberate foul play.
With over a quarter (27%) of the UK being self-professed sofa refs, there is, more than ever, a need to understand the updates. This is why broadcaster and Former England rugby international Ugo Monye has teamed up with Samsung for the recently launched 98” Q80C TV.
The aim? To equip the nation to see clearly, without the need to ‘try’. It is the ultimate TV for individuals who want to supersize their entertainment and enjoy all the thrills of the stadium experience at home – as well as for its perfect ability for having friends and groups over, watching all the rugby action. Driven by the Neural Quantum Processor 4K, it uses AI Upscaling technology, to enhance image quality and make it suitable for a super large screen. This not only amplifies the depth and sharpness of the content, but also, combined with Quantum HDR+ technology, delivers superior black and brightness performance. The result? An ability to see every bit of crisp detailing on the pitch as clearly as if you were in the stadium.
For more information on Samsung’s large screen TV range including the 98” Q80C TV, visit: https://www.samsung.com/uk/big-screen-tv/
