US EditionRoyal Caribbean's Largest Cruise Ship Now Has Thousands of Samsung TVs
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[Digital Daily Reporter Ok Song-gi] Samsung Electronics announced on the 19th that it has supplied a large number of TVs and smart signage to Royal Caribbean Cruises' mega-cruise ship, Star of the Seas. Approximately 6,000 units have been installed in cabins and onboard facilities. Star of the Seas, which launched its new voyage this year from Port Canaveral, Florida, USA, weighs approximately 250,000 tons and is approximately 365 meters long, m…
Royal Caribbean's largest cruise ship now has thousands of Samsung TVs
Samsung has a two-decade long partnership with the Royal Caribbean cruise line, supplying more than 200,000 TVs and displays across the company's global fleet. The two companies have worked together on Royal Caribbean's Star of the Seas, which is said to be the world's largest cruise ship, equipping it with thousands of Samsung's hospitality TVs and digital signage. These displays are installed across guest cabins, crew quarters, and shared spa…
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