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畅享“互联网+”客厅生活飞利浦电视联手腾讯企鹅TV

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　　4月28日，飛利浦電視與騰訊企鵝TV聯合新品發布會“騰•飛”在北京康萊德酒店召開。作爲百年歐洲品牌，飛利浦電視此次攜手國內頂級內容運營商騰訊企鵝TV可謂意義深遠。此次發布會上，雙方公布了未來的戰略發展方向，整合優勢資源，將飛利浦高品質硬件創新及生産銷售能力與企鵝TV強大的內容與運營能力進行完美結合，推出了符合互聯網+趨勢的産品系列，滿足消費者最挑剔的需求。

　　通过本次合作，飞利浦电视将依托腾讯企鹅TV强大的视频内容，可以在智能产品领域带给用戶更多创新内容，并通过资源和内容的整合设计出符合电视终端特点的交互体验，为消费者提供全方位的智能影音娱乐服务。

　　衆所周知，智能電視在2015年得到了快速發展。在行業端，來自傳統家電、互聯網、廣電、IT等各行各業的企業們競相登場，角逐舞台的主角；在産品端，大屏+4K已經成爲了目前電視産品的主流配備。面對互聯網新銳的沖擊，作爲老牌電視企業的飛利浦自然要爲傳統電視陣營發聲。

　　如今在“互联网+”的大环境下，飞利浦电视充分认识到，只有硬件的创新+差异化的内容运营才能满足消费者越来越丰富的需求。因此，飞利浦电视始终专注于硬件的创新，并在去年从硬件角度提出了“技术引领4K+” 概念，包括“4K+时尚”、“4K+技术”、“4K+健康”、“4K+服务”以及“4K+内容”等多层次内容，通过将4K技术和更多资源的结合，做出全面的定制化改变，提升消费者的生活品质。

　　而今天，通过与内容运营商腾讯企鹅TV的合作，飞利浦电视将飞利浦高品质硬件创新及生产销售能力与腾讯企鹅TV强大的内容与运营能力进行完美结合，推出了符合互联网+趋势的产品系列，满足了消费者的高品质需求。当然，对飞利浦来说，此次合作还只是开始，未来还将与更多视频内容合作，提供更优质的“4K+内容”，以适应“互联网+”环境下用戶的新需求。

　　不僅如此，作爲代表騰訊互聯網電視業務的品牌，企鵝TV依托于騰訊視頻的海量版權資源，涵蓋了國內頂級院線100%影片以及來自華納、迪士尼、環球、索尼、派拉蒙等國際一線影業公司的好萊塢大片，還有頂級IP劇、熱播美劇、TVB港劇以及動漫、綜藝、紀錄片等多種類型的豐富資源。

　　此外，使用QQ账号便可一键登錄企鹅TV，轻松实现与腾讯视频PC、移动端观看历史和收藏记录的云同步。同时，基于腾讯大数据，企鹅TV能够根据用戶的行为习惯和兴趣，提供个性化的视频推送服务。目前企鹅TV已牵手八大主流智能电视厂商，不仅100%覆盖国内主流智能电视品牌，也逐步扩展和加深与外资品牌的合作。

　　超強的內容資源與飛利浦電視的高品質硬件，可謂是強強聯合。這次飛利浦電視與騰訊企鵝TV的合作，對雙方來說都將是一個新的契機。飛利浦電視持有開放的互聯網態度，也希望未來可以跟騰訊有更多其他方面的合作機會，比如HDR片源、遊戲等等。相信在今後的發展中，雙方將給注重生活品質的家庭，帶來更優質的電視消費選擇。

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