According to Sony Middle East and Africa managing director Jobin Joejoe, streaming is driving more people in Africa to upgrade to bigger TVs.
The increased popularity of streaming services in Africa means more people are watching movies at home rather than in cinemas and investing in bigger-screen TVs, the Sunday TimesAccording to Sony Middle East and Africa managing director Jobin Joejoe, the optimal-sized TV in South Africa is 65 inches.
He said more screen time at home has resulted in viewers upgrading to bigger-screen TVs, and he expects the trend to continue. Liquid crystal molecules flow between the three panels, and an electric current causes them to rotate, allowing varying amounts of light to filter through to the viewer. LG has focused heavily on OLED technology for its premium TVs. Samsung and many other manufacturers have focused on refining and upgrading LCD TVs.
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