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Samsung is to invest $560 million in Vietnam TV production complex

 
Samsung Electronics are getting ready to invest $560 million USD in order to build a 700,000 meter square consumer appliances production complex in Vietnam. The move by the world’s largest TV maker would allow it to lower its productions costs, and therefore improving it’s competitive edge in producing mainly TV’s in the new facility.
Samsung are expected to push their own services as part of its own Tizen TV offering that has already been shown off a running on commercial hardware, with the launch expected (hoped) for CES 2015.
 

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