Korean electronics company Samsung (SAMSUNG) has now made it easier for color blind people to watch TV. The company has added a new SeeColors mode to its 2023 TV and monitor lineup. The company has now announced a new accessibility feature on TV. The new feature is designed to help people with color vision deficiency (CVD) enjoy a better viewing experience.
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As reported by GizmoChina, the SeeColors mode offers nine picture presets that users can choose from. This feature adjusts the red, green and blue levels to ensure that viewers can easily differentiate the colors on the screen depending on their degree or type of CVD. Originally released as an app in the year 2017, SeeColors is now included in TV and monitor accessibility menus. This makes the facility more accessible to the users. A software update will be available for 2023 models that have already been purchased.
Company has achieved Color Vision Accessibility Certificate
SAMSUNG has received a Color Vision Accessibility Certificate from TUV Rheinland in recognition of the ability of SAMSUNG SeeColors mode to help people with CVD better enjoy content on Samsung screens. This certification is based on Samsung’s commitment to accessibility, under the vision of “screens everywhere, screens for all”.
The company gave this response
We are thrilled to introduce additional accessibility features, including Seeklers and Relumino Mode, to assist individuals with color blindness and low vision in our 2023 TV and monitor lineup,” said Seokwu Jason Yong, Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. Under the vision of ‘screens everywhere, screens for all’, we will continue to innovate and bring inclusive technology closer to our consumers.
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