With Black Friday fast approaching, Loewe has hired German author and director, Wim Wenders to promote their cause. Wim Wenders was Oscar nominated for his directorial work in “Pina”, a tribute to the late choreographer. What Loewe has done is that they have shot an interview with Mr. Wim where he is heard talking about the specialties and aesthetic appeal of Loewe 3D TVs, unique to Loewe 3D television sets only. The interview has already been aired, but it will not be seen on TV commercials though. You can check out the entire official interview on YouTube or at any store where they sell Loewe 3D TVs. It is to be seen if this marketing strategy works as well for Loewe, as they are expecting it to.
The “Art and Connect” range of Loewe TVs have recently received three more members and they are all 3D capable. The two 40 inch sets are called “Loewe Art 40 3D” and “Loewe Connect 40 3D”, while the only 46 inch model is known as “Loewe Art 46 3D”. It seems that Loewe has opted for the conventional Active Shutter 3D technology to empower the Full High Definition 3D capabilities of their latest three dimensional flat panels. The standard 2D-3D conversion is present and the in-built DR+ HDD is potent at recording both 2D as well as 3D content with ease.
Apart from being packed with all the high-tech 3D technologies that are available at the moment, the new Art and Connect TVs are also quite capable in terms of Smart TV features. You will be able to access the net and browse all kinds of media with the MediaNet, MediaPortal and Napster, included within the Loewe models.
You will be able to personally select the color of your Loewe Art 3D TV if none of the three standard colors (gloss black, chrome silver and mocha) appeal to you. In general, the design and style of the TV sets are nothing short of artistic and they will never fail you as far as pure aesthetics is concerned.
