Television – end or a new beginning? – CHIP

Return television

The Technomic Index survey conducted by Samsung show that the era of television does not stop, and enter a completely new phase. In the average European house there are two televisions, of which the Europeans are increasingly willing to use – in a typical day watching television for an average of 3 hours and 7 minutes, or until about 32 minutes more than in 2014. As many as 54% of Europeans use with streaming video transmission, which represents a 50 percent increase year-on-year compared with 2014.

Television after Polish

Poles They do not differ from European standards. More often choose to spend time in front of TVs than before laptops. In a typical day watching TV an average of 3 hours and 26 minutes on the laptops we use an average of three hours and 22 minutes. Although the difference is not large, but it remains the most commonly used television equipment during a typical day in the homes of Poles. Their capabilities have changed dramatically in recent years. We are no longer condemned to being passive recipients imposed by television stations programming schedules.

The era of new possibilities

Until recently, served only TVs to receive the content broadcast by TV channels . Today, they are literally “windows to the world” – TV is a true entertainment centers with more and more powerful. Watching videos on YouTube, learning to cook or language courses for televisions become commonplace, many Poles. Contemporary, smart TVs provide access to a wide range of diverse applications.

Samsung Techonomic Index 2015

Samsung Electronics has created a survey Samsung Techonomic Index to track the way in How people approach to technology and benefit from it. As a result, Samsung may better understand consumer needs and satisfy them by developing new products. Comprehensive study is based on an online survey consisting of 18 000 respondents aged 16 years and older in 18 European countries. The study was commissioned by the European laboratory Samsung Lifestyle Research Lab and implemented in collaboration with Lightspeed GMI from 21 April to 18 May 2015 year.