While watching the SAMSUNG advertisement, things I found most interesting are people's reflects toward those screens. Every time when the screens are turned on, all people turn their faces to them smiling peacefully or seems very interested in the images shown on. Images on the screens look so real that people in the train all look absorbed, just like they are having a real journey and are looking at the real world outside the window instead of watching TV. The little girl even trys to touch the boy's hand when they see each other. Beside of the high quality and lifelike images, the reason why it's called smart TV, I think, is also because it's thinner, lighter than others and easy to carry. In the beginning of the advertisement, each worker carry a TV screen and can easily put them in the train, even women.
Thinner and lighter but with higher quality and technic. That's what the company trys to tell their potential customers and attract them to buy their products. They implied that people can seat in one place but have a vivid journey to the real world or even the universe by using their products. As we can tell from people's reflect to the TV screens in the advertisement, it's not just visual enjoyment but happy infection that the smart TV brings to them.
