Alongside Samsung's CES press conference, Amazon teams up the Korean computer maker plus Warner Bros., Lionsgate and others for 4K video. It's not alone, as M-GO and NBC-owner Comcast partner with Samsung too. by Joan E. Solsman January 6, 2014 2:31 PM PST The stage at Samsung's CES 2014 press event. (Credit: Josh Miller/CNET) Amazon, as well as television and film studios, NBC-parent Comcast and pay-as-you-go digital movie and TV streaming service M-GO, have teamed up with Samsung to deliver 4K video. The announcements were released to coincide with a Samsung press conference Monday in Las Vegas as part of the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show. This is a developing story and CNET will update with more details. Tune into CNET's live Samsung press conference coverage.
Monday, January 6, 2014
Alongside Samsung's CES press conference, Amazon teams up the Korean computer maker plus Warner Bros., Lionsgate and others for 4K video. It's not alone, as M-GO and NBC-owner Comcast partner with Samsung too.
January 6, 2014 2:31 PM PST
The stage at Samsung's CES 2014 press event.
(Credit: Josh Miller/CNET)
Amazon, as well as television and film studios, NBC-parent Comcast and pay-as-you-go digital movie and TV streaming service M-GO, have teamed up with Samsung to deliver 4K video.
The announcements were released to coincide with a Samsung press conference Monday in Las Vegas as part of the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show.
This is a developing story and CNET will update with more details.
Tune into CNET's live Samsung press conference coverage.
