New Android-based Hisense TVs for SA at CES 2014

So far the Hisense TVs that I've seen, don't have anything near the quality of a Samsung or a LG display, so I really don't see many people buying these.
If they can get the picture quality to look as awesome as other brands, then sure, why not.
 
So far the Hisense TVs that I've seen, don't have anything near the quality of a Samsung or a LG display, so I really don't see many people buying these.
If they can get the picture quality to look as awesome as other brands, then sure, why not.

I believe that Hisense, within 2 years, will be a dominant player in TV and home appliances in RSA. Generally when looking at TVs' on display in a shop demonstration, Samsung use a Samsung Bluray player, LG an LG player and Sony a Sony player.
To complicate this, Samsung also have a "demo" mode on all their screens. (I'm not sure if LG and Sony do).

The stores (instigated by sales reps?) also place, for example, a Samsung series 6 next to an entry level LG or Hisense.

With Hisense having invested substantially in a factory in Atlantis outside Cape Town (the old Telefunken operation) they are producing monitors/TV for a number of other OEMs' and in so doing eliminating the substantial import duty on larger monitors.
 
So far the Hisense TVs that I've seen, don't have anything near the quality of a Samsung or a LG display, so I really don't see many people buying these

Some people are only into screen real estate and you get a decent screen at the price
 
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