Samsung Makes Colors Pop with Good Ol’ Crayons

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Cheil Worldwide put together this ad to illustrate how Samsung brings 40 percent more color to your screen than other HDTVs. The image, chosen because of its nuance in colour, is composed entirely of crayons. It ran in the Wall Street Journal and will appear in Newsweek’s Feb 18th issue.

Very cool. (Avoid direct sunlight.)

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