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Samsung ads are eveywhere, and there’s a reason for it. That’s because they recently beat out Vizio as the number one LCD seller in the country. Vizio, the previous number one LCD seller once came to fame when it became an official sponsor of the MLB. For the last couple years, Samsung and Vizio have been going at it, trying to see who could come with a TV with the sharpest, thinnest, and feature packed screen and that earned them the top two spots in the market.

As of now, Samsung is at the top. Vizio’s Q3 results accounted for only 15.7% of the US’ total while Samsung mangaed to ring up 16.8%, and Sony, a mere 8.1%. The fourth quarter for Vizio and Samsung await to see who really reigns supreme but right now, Samsung is winning. Maybe because of their awesome graphics-packed ads. Check it out.

(Via CrunchGear)


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