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According to Oldenburg-based manufacturer Charisma Technologies, its Charisma TV system enables television viewers to experience multidimensional TV entertainment for the first time. Charisma, previously sold through exclusive shops in Oldenburg, Hanover, and Nuremberg, can now also be experienced in Hamburg. Germany’s fourth Charisma competence centre is located at Herderstraße 46–48, directly beside the Apple experience store.
“Our Charisma represents unique multidimensional television experiences,” said Ralf Lohmann, Managing Director of Charisma Technologies GmbH. “We are delighted that we can now also present them in Hamburg.”
The Charisma TV system, which had been marketed with great success since the previous year, offers television viewers an entirely new kind of spatial and highly three-dimensional image in which every individual object is reproduced in three dimensions—whether from Blu-ray, any television broadcast, a conventional DVD, or video. Charisma achieves its unique image reproduction through its proprietary HD executive picture standard. It provides viewers with film experiences of previously unattainable intensity. Television viewers genuinely feel directly involved in the action on screen.
The fourth Charisma competence centre is located at Herderstraße 46–48, immediately beside the Apple experience store. The exclusive shop is operated by the M&M group of companies. As Germany’s largest independent Apple Premium Reseller, the group operated Apple experience stores in twelve major German cities at the time and had also run the goapple.de online shop for more than ten years.
“In M&M, we have found an experienced distribution partner capable of marketing the exclusive premium Charisma® product appropriately in Hamburg and beyond,” Lohmann concluded. “Our system is the ticket to an entirely new world of television experience, creating a vivid closeness to what is being viewed through tangible, spatial images and making the viewer part of the action. The future of television can now also be experienced here in Hamburg.”
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