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[Infographic] How Samsung’s 2021 TVs Contribute to Eco-Friendly Efforts for a Sustainable Future


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Samsung’s First Look event, held virtually on January 6th, saw the company affirm its commitment to pursuing accessibility, sustainability and innovation in all its latest products and technologies to help redefine the role of the television in consumers’ homes.

 

Samsung has embarked on a sustainability journey that puts the environment first in all business operations with several long-term sustainability programs that include sustainable packaging design, solar cell-powered remote controls and the reduction of carbon footprints through the use of recycled materials.

 

Take a look at the infographic below to learn more about Samsung’s commitment to a sustainable future through its eco-friendly visual display products and processes.

 

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* Revision has been made from AAA batteries to AA batteries with regards to the Solar Cell Remote Control on March 4, 2021.

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