Sabtu, 25 Mei 2013

JANGAN LETAK LAPTOP ATAS TILAM!!!


Laptop kini sudah menjadi keperluan, bukan lagi kehendak..Tapi tahu kah anda laptop juga  BOLEH membawa bencana kepada kita jika tidak digunakan dengan betul?? JANGAN LETAK LAPTOP ATAS TILAM!!!
Kenapa saya melarang berbuat begini?
1- Kain bukan pengalir haba yang baik.
2- Haba yang terperap pada kain menyebabkan laptop panas, dan boleh merosakkan komponen laptopseperti motherboard, skrin, hard disk dan keyboard.
3- Lebih teruk lagi boleh menjadi punca berlakunya kebakaran.
"Mangsa yang berusia 25 tahun meninggal dunia di rumah yang berusia tiga tahun. Pihak bomba mengambil masa beberapa hari penyiasatan untuk mengetahui punca kebakaran. Dan akhinya, telahdikenalpasti bahawa api itu adalah disebabkan oleh komputer riba yang diletakkan di atas katil.Kipas laptop berkenaan tidak mendapat udara cukup untuk menyejukkan komputer lalu menjadi semakin panas dan terbakar. Mangsa meninggal dunia kerana terhidu karbon monoksida."
Langkah keselamatan yang boleh diambil:
1- Gunakan laptop atas permukaan yang boleh mengalirkan haba dengan baik seperti atas simen, kayu, plastik, dan sebagainya. 
2 – Gunakan cooler sebagai pelapik. 
3- Shut down apabila laptop panas dan terutama sekali sebelum tidur.
4- Jangan simpan laptop dalam beg dalam keadaan laptop di hibernate / sleep kerana laptop masih belum ter'off' dengan sempurna. Haba yang terperap di dalam beg tersebut boleh mengakibatkan skrin cepat rosak. 
"Bertindak sebelum terlambat"

Tablets Vs. Laptops


Tablets Vs. Laptops: Questions to Consider

Laptop vs. Tablet: What’s your best bet?

With so many gadget choices on the market these days, it can be very difficult for consumers to decide where to sink their money. Laptops and tablets are wildly popular within different groups and demographics, mostly because they deliver specialized experiences to their users.

A laptop is generally characterized as a mobile personal computer -- a device on which you can perform all the tasks available on a desktop but in a mobile, light, compact fashion. Laptops have become lighter and smaller over the years, but have made significant strides in power, functionality and performance. For many users, laptops have become their preferred computing device because it allows them to complete all the tasks they would need on a desktop but with the convenience of mobility and flexibility.

Tablets, on the other hand, are currently the pinnacle of mobile technology. They are compact, very lightweight and extremely easy to carry. However, they do not possess the processing power of a laptop. Their functionality as a computing device is very limited, although sufficient for some people’s uses. Tablets can be ideal for those who browse the Web casually, such as read the news or popular websites, and those who play “lightweight” games, or want to watch TV or films while traveling. Additionally, tablets can be used in a variety of specialized careers like design and music.

Oftentimes, designers use tablets to transfer drawings on tablets into design software and programs. Tablets have also been popping up as essential hardware for music producers and traveling DJs, who use the devices for everything from mobile production to live sequencing, FX and mixing in their shows. Many music production programs and hardware designers are creating applications for tablets so DJs can use their favorite studio equipment away from home.

Despite these advances in some niche professions, tablets are often not suitable for hardcore gamers, presentation arrangement and creation, or heavy researching -- tasks sought after by a larger portion of the population.

When trying to decide between a tablet and laptop, remember that there is not necessarily a “winner,” only a more preferable choice for your specific needs. Both laptops and tablets offer extremely convenient and powerful features, but the most efficacious for you will be based upon the tasks you seek to complete by the device.

First, think about what tasks will be imperative for the device to allow you to perform. For example, perhaps you travel often for leisure, like to read the news and books, and only occasionally view films while en route to your next destination. While a laptop might be nice in the off-chance you pick up a design side project, engage in academic research, or the like, this device is probably a costly, inconvenient option. A tablet would be much better suited for your needs, particularly because it is such an easy device to travel with.

Second, think about how much you are interested in spending. While tablets often have less functionality than a laptop, they tend to be much cheaper. You should think about the “more-bang-for-your-buck” element here, as casual computer users and Internet browsers will prefer the cheaper option despite a more limited scope of work available to explore. Even on the low end, laptops can be costly and one should carefully weigh convenience and function to price. Overall, there is no “right” answer to the laptop vs. tablet debate, only well-researched, smartly-made purchases.

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Jumaat, 24 Mei 2013

TIPS MEMBELI LAPTOP "2"

Salam sejahtera semua,
Sebelum ini saya  telah kongsikan cara dan panduan membeli laptop/computer. Di sini saya akan memberikan lagi tips-tips untuk membeli laptop atau komputer. Diharap anda semua dapat sesuatu yang bermanfaat dari nukilan ini...terima kasih...




Sekarang ni PC/Laptop dah semakin murah. Kalau RM 1000 Lebih pun dah boleh dapat satu.
Sebelum anda ingin membeli PC/Laptop saya nak bagi sedikit tips mengenai beberapa benda yang penting dan mustahak untuk di kongsikan bersama anda.

  1. Waktu nak beli Laptop mula-mula tengok harga. Selalunya untuk harga RM 1400 dan kebawah laptop ini tidak di sertakan dengan Original Window Operating System. Kebanyakannya pakai yang cetak rompak. Kalau ada pun Selalunya akan bg Operating system yang Starter Edition. Kalau harga RM 1700dan keatas selalunya laptop tu akan di sertakan dgn Original Operating System.

    Tips Penting:- Kalau nak check laptop anda guna Original OS boleh tengok di bahagian bawah laptop. ada tak COA (Certificate of Authenticity) dr Microsoft
  2. Yang ke 2, Boleh lihat di bahagian Processor. Untuk model terbaru Processor Model Intel ialah Intel i3, Intel i 5, dan Intel i7. Yang paling laju sekali ialah Intel i 7(waktu ni processor paling pantas sekali kat dunia). Harga i7 ni pun Mahal.
  3. Yang ketiga, boleh tengok di bahagian Hard Drive (Tempat penyimpanan data bg laptop dan PC anda).
    Sekarang ni standard Hardrive 320GB/500GB/ 640GB ada juga Hardrive yang 1TB/1.5TB dan 2TB. Kelajuan standard bg Hardrive laptop ni selalunya RPM 5400, (RPM ni merujuk kepada Revolution per Minute). Kat laptop tu xtulis RPM Hardrive berapa, boleh tanya kat Tauke kedai tu RPM HD dia berapa. Kadang-kadang dorang pun xtau menahu langsung pasal kelajuan HD ni. Selain tu ada jugak HD yang berkelajuan RPM 7200, RPM 10 000, RPM 15 000. Makin tinggi RPM makin laju dan mahal harga Hardrive tu. Buat masa sekarang ni Hardrive yang terlaju sekali kalau tak silap SSD (Solid State Drive) Aliran data 3GB/scHardrive mencecah ribuan ringgit (SSD 256 GB =RM 1 800). SSD ni mmg pantas. Duit pun pantas  .


    Antara pengeluar Hardrive yang terkenal kat dunia ni, Western Digital, Seagate, Intel, Hitachi, Samsung.
    tips penting :-Kalau korang nak beli Hardrive yang berkualiti, antara Western Digital @Seagate, Sy syorkan Pilih Seagate.
  4. Yang keempat, tengok Jumlah RAM/DIMM. Selalunya RAM 2gb dah cukup untuk Laptop yang guna OS Window 7, Kalau nak bg laju boleh tambah 4-8GB RAM. Nanti semakin lajulah Laptop/PC anda. Untuk Maklumat anda, Sekarang ni kita dah pakai RAM DDR 3. Kalau 4 tahun lepas kita Pakai DDR2. 
  5. Yang Kelima tengok Grafik Kad
    Fungsi Graphic Card ni nak bagi Laptop kita lancar waktu kita tengok video@ main game. Takdela nak sekat2 dan lag. Kualiti Gambar dan warna dalam laptop pun lebih cantik kalau laptop kita ada grafik card.

    Pengeluar Graphic Card yang terkenal sekarang ni, NVidia dengan ATI AMD. 
    Graphic Card ni pun ada 1GB, 1.5 GB,2GB yang (6GB pun ada harga mmg amat mahal.)

    Tak semua laptop yang menyediakan Graphic Card. Kalau kita beli laptop yang harga dalam RM 1700 Kebawah kemungkinan laptop kita tak di lengkapi Graphic Card. Kalau ada pun mungkin kurang dari 1GB Graphic Card. Kalau laptop RM 2000 Keatas, mmg boleh dpt Graphic Card 1@2gb.
    tips penting:- Processor Intel 2nd Generation macam i3, i5, i7 dah graphic card dah tersedia dibina dalam. (ready built-in) jadi anda tak perlu nak tambah graphic card lg.
  6. Lain-lain komponen yang perlu anda tau.

    DVD RW. Sekarang ni standard laptop/PC semua dah guna DVD RW.[B]Kegunaannya, nak tengok CD/DVD,BURN dan install software dll.[/B]

    USB (Universal Serial Bus). Sekarang ni dah ada teknologi USB terbaru. Namanya USB 3.0 Di tingkatkan dari USB 2.0 Sebelum ni, kalau tak silap 10X lebih pantas dari USB sebelum ni. Kegunaan USB. Nak transfer Data Pendrive, Cucuk Broadband, Handphone dll.

    Tips Penting :- Kalau nak kenal USB 3.0 ni senang Jer. Kalau USB port biasa (USB 2.0) kita nampak warna hitam. Tp USB 3.0 ni warna biru. Kalau beli laptop tu tengok je kat lubang tepi tu ada warna hitam@ biru.

    Wireless, Audio/Mic Port dan lain2. Ini anda tak perlu risau, semua laptop mmg ada benda ni.

    Last Sekali,

    Bateri Laptop.
    Sekarang ni standard bateri laptop dah 6cell. Jangkamasa tahan tu paling lama 2Jam. Bergantung kepada keadaan guna dan lain2. Kalau layan lagu dan main game, mmgla bateri cepat habis.  Ada jugak laptop yang mempunyai bateri 9 cell. yang ni lagi tahan lama boleh sampai 3-4 jam.

    Tips Penting:- Bila mula-mula dah beli laptop tu, sampai rumah cas bateri laptop sampai 8jam. kalau nak guna laptop sampai berjam-jam di rumah seeloknya keluarkankan bateri laptop, dan pasang power supply sahaja. Kalau nak keluar contohnya pergi study group di library@ pergi ofis boleh pasang semua bateri tu. Semua ni untuk meningkatkan daya tahan bateri tu. lagipun kita nak pakai lama. Guna untuk keadaan dan masa yang sesuai.

    begitulah tips2 yang saya nak share dengan kawan2 di wang cyber, Saya harap tips2 di atas sedikit sebanyak dapat membantu dalam membeli pc/laptop anda.


Jumaat, 10 Mei 2013

How to optimize battery power on your laptop


Have you ever run out of battery power on your laptop, notebook, or netbook during a meeting or a class? Sufficient battery life is a persistent challenge for mobile PC users. You can take simple maintenance steps to extend the life of your laptop battery. The Windows operating system also offers several ways to help maximize the battery life of your mobile computer.

In this article, I'll introduce some tips that you can use to recharge a battery and extend laptop battery life, and I’ll discuss how to take advantage of Windows settings to manage power more efficiently.

Treat your battery right

For on-the-go computing, your battery is your best friend. Knowing how it likes to be treated is the first step to keeping both of you happy.
  • Keep battery contacts clean. Battery contacts can get dirty or corroded over time, reducing the effective delivery of power. With your mobile PC turned off and unplugged from its external power source, remove the battery. Use a cotton swab dampened with rubbing alcohol to wipe the metal contacts on the battery and inside the device. Allow them to dry completely before reinstalling the battery and reconnecting to a power source. Repeat this procedure every two to three months.
  • Charge your battery correctly. When you're on the road, be sure to carry a power cord and plug your computer in whenever you have the chance. Unlike the older-generation rechargeable batteries like nickel-based (NiMH) batteries (see next paragraph), modern lithium ion batteries can be partially discharged and recharged repeatedly with no harmful effects, but you should avoid fully discharging lithium ion batteries. Consult your owner’s manual for more specific tips on charging, and never use an AC adapter (power cord) or battery charger not approved by your device’s manufacturer.
  • Completely drain nickel-based batteries periodically. If you're using an older laptop (at least three years old) with a nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery, be sure to completely drain it and recharge it (every one to three months—consult your owner’s manual) to ensure that it will hold a full charge. (Most newer mobile PCs use lithium ion batteries, which don't need to be drained to maximize their capacity.) To drain a NiMH battery, simply turn on your computer, unplug it from its external power source, and let the computer run. To speed things up, you could start several applications, turn the screen brightness to its highest level, and ignore all of the great power-saving strategies below. After the power is completely drained, recharge the battery fully. This may take up to 12 hours.
  • Cool it. Your mobile computer generates heat, and higher operating temperatures reduce your device’s efficiency, which in turn demands more battery power and can shorten battery life. Make sure that your computer can “breathe”: Don’t let clothing, lint, or other obstructions block the cooling vents. See How to clean your computer for more tips on keeping your computer spotless and running smoothly.
  • Carry a spare. Buying an extra battery is a good investment for your peace of mind. Battery prices vary widely. You can significantly increase the power available to you if you're willing to splurge a little. Contact the manufacturer of your mobile PC to find a replacement battery, or search here.
  • Store it properly. If you don’t expect to use your mobile computer for a week or more, it’s a good idea to store the battery, discharged to about 40 percent of full capacity, in a cool place. Click the battery status icon in the notification area of the Windows taskbar to check the current charge. Avoid storing a fully discharged—or fully charged—lithium ion battery for extended periods, as this can diminish battery life.

Optimize your power settings

The display and hard disk on your mobile PC are the two biggest consumers of battery power. By choosing a power plan (called a power scheme in Windows XP) you can extend your battery life by automatically lowering screen brightness and reducing other power-hungry functions. A power plan is a collection of hardware and system settings that control how your mobile PC manages power.

Windows 7

Windows Vista

Windows XP

You can also create a custom power scheme to suit your specific needs. You can create as many custom power schemes as you want.

Take advantage of low-power states

The different versions of Windows provide the following battery-saving states:
  • Windows 7. Sleep and hibernation (which is like deep sleep)
  • Windows Vista. Sleep and hybrid sleep (which is a combination of sleep and hibernation)
  • Windows XP. Standby (which is like sleep) and hibernation (which is like deep sleep)
Sleep (Standby)
In a sleep state (standby), your display and hard disk turn off, and all open programs and files are saved in random access memory (RAM)—your computer's temporary memory—rather than to the hard disk. Information stored in RAM is cleared when the computer turns off, so it's a good idea to save your work before placing your system in sleep or standby mode. Otherwise you may lose data if you lose power or swap batteries or if your system crashes.
Sleep (standby) is particularly useful when you're using your mobile PC intermittently during the day. For example, when driving between clients' offices, put your computer to sleep or on standby to maximize the life of your battery and to maintain quick access to open programs, files, and documents. When you want to use your computer again, it wakes up quickly, and your desktop is restored exactly as you left it.

Windows 7

Windows Vista

Windows XP

Hibernation
In hibernation, your computer saves everything to your hard disk and then shuts down. When you restart the computer, your desktop is restored exactly as you left it. Hibernation uses less power than the sleep state (standby), but it takes a bit longer to resume.

Windows 7

Windows Vista

Windows XP

Hybrid Sleep
Hybrid sleep is a power-saving feature designed primarily for desktop computers. Hybrid sleep saves any open documents and programs to random access memory and to your hard disk and then puts your computer into a low-power state.
  • Find out more about hybrid sleep in Windows 7.
  • Find out more about hybrid sleep in Windows Vista.

Adjust screen brightness

You can also conserve battery power by reducing the screen brightness. To adjust your screen brightness, refer to the instructions from your mobile PC manufacturer. Every computer is slightly different, but you can usually use a combination of keys, a function key, or a software tool to dim the screen.
Even better than dimming the screen is blanking it completely when you're not using your computer. You can further minimize power consumption by reducing the amount of time the computer is idle before the screen goes blank. The power schemes and power plans in Windows let you adjust your power settings to turn off the display after as little as one minute of inactivity. In addition, a number of third-party software developers offer free applications that enable you to turn the display off and on at will.

Turn off wireless

Another significant drain on your battery power is your wireless card. You should turn off your wireless device when you're using your mobile PC but are not connected to a wireless network. You can either remove your Wi-Fi card or press the manual hardware button (or switch) on your computer, if you're using a Centrino-based mobile PC. Refer to the instructions from your mobile PC manufacturer to learn where the manual hardware button is. Other computers may require that you turn off the wireless connection using software settings. Again, consult your instruction manual for details.

Additional power-saving tips

In addition to adjusting power settings to maximize battery life, consider the following tips to minimize power consumption when you're away from electrical outlets.
  • Turn off scheduled tasks. If you use scheduled tasks to run programs or scripts, or if you schedule other tasks to occur automatically at a preset time, specify that these tasks won't be performed when the computer is running on battery power.
  • Keep the use of tools in the notification bar to a minimum. Try to minimize your central processing unit (CPU) usage. Look at the notification area of the taskbar and close any tools (or utilities) that are not necessary. Often, these tools are installed on the computer when you first receive it. Windows 7 users can also click the up arrow at the end of the notification area to see tools and utilities that are hidden but available. The notification bar, shown below, is on the bottom right of your computer desktop.
    Windows taskbar notification area with the tools and utilities icons visible
  • Limit power-intensive activities. Avoid watching a DVD, listening to a CD, or playing online games on your mobile PC when you need to conserve battery power.
  • Add memory. You can minimize the reliance of Windows on virtual memory and reduce power consumption by adding memory (RAM) to your mobile PC. (Shop for additional memory.)
By adjusting your mobile PC settings to conserve battery power and by implementing these tips, you can relieve the stress and inconvenience of running out of battery power.

Khamis, 9 Mei 2013

Ada Apa Dengan Samsung


6 Fakta Tentang Syarikat Samsung (Menarik!)



Jenama samsung memang telah dikenali ramai....Saya juga merupakan pengguna Samsung... :) Namun, apa yang menarik dengan samung??

 6 Fakta Tentang Syarikat Samsung (Menarik!) | Sebut sahaja Samsung, lihat sahaja jenama Samsung minda kita pasti akan terbayang tentang smartphone yang canggih seperti Samsung Galaxy S3, S2, dan lain-lain lagi. Namun itu minda sekarang. Jika dahulu Samsung membina nama dengan barangan elektronik seperti televisyen, LCD Monitor dan sebagainya. Tahukah anda bahawa Samsung bukan sahaja menjalankan perniagaan berasaskan produk elektronik, tetapi ia mempunyai projek besar yang tidak semua orang tahu. Apakah projek-projek tersebut?
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Dahulu, Samsung dianggap sebagai jenama elektronik kelas ke-dua. Produk mereka dianggap kurang berkualiti dan kurang berstatus dibandingkan dengan jenama lain, khususnya jenama berasal dari Jepun.
Namun kerja keras Samsung akhirnya membuahkan hasil. Hingga akhirnya vendor berasal dari Korea Selatan tersebut saat ini menjadi pengeluar elektronik kelas dunia yang disegani. Ingin tahu beberapa fakta menarik mengenai pengeluar smartphone terbesar di dunia ini? Jemput baca.
1. Punya Bisnes Dalam Bidang Pembinaan dan Perkapalan
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Samsung Electronics yang memproduksi smartphone, peti ais, sehingga mesin basuh adalah sebahagian daripada konglomerat bernama Samsung Group. Samsung Group beroperasi di dalam lebih daripada 80 sektor perniagaan.
Di bidang pembinaan, wujud anak syarikat Samsung Engineering and Samsung C&T. Mereka antara lain membangun Burj Khalifa di Dubai, UAE, yang berstatus gedung tertinggi di dunia. Malah salah satu daripada Menara Berkembar Petronas di Malaysia, turut dibina oleh Samsung
Selain itu, Samsung turut mempunyai syarikat Samsung Heavy Industries yang bergerak di dalam industri perkapalan. Ditilik dari sisi pendapatan, divisyen ini adalah pengeluar kapal terbesar kedua di dunia.
Samsung Group juga mempunyai Everland, sebuah taman tema hiburan terkenal dan tertua di Korea Selatan. Mereka juga turut mepunyai syarikat insuran dan syarikat pengeluar kereta yang bekerja sama dengan Renault.
2. Perusahaan yang Dikendalikan Keluarga
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Samsung adalah sebuah chaebol. Chaebol merupakan istilah bagi perusahaan konglomerat besar yang dikendalikan oleh keluarga secara turun temurun.
Samsung didirikan oleh Lee Byung-chull. Setelah dia meninggal, kepemimpinan di Samsung diteruskan oleh Lee Kun-hee yang merupakan anak ketiga Byung-chull.
Keluarga Lee memang sangat berkuasa di dalam Samsung. Anak Lee Kun-hee yang bernama Lee Jae-yong, saat ini menjadi presiden dan Chief Operating Officer Samsung Electronics.
Lee Kun-hee sendiri mempunyai harta melimpah dan masuk senarai orang terkaya di dunia. Menurut perkiraan oleh majalah Forbes, dia mempunyai kekayaanber nilai USD 10.8 billion (RM 33 billion).
3. Bermula daripada Syarikat Mie
Pada awalnya, Samsung sama sekali tidak memproduksi barang elektronik. Syarikat ini didirikan oleh Lee Byung-chull pada tahun 1938 sebagai syarikat perdagangan makanan.
Samsung ketika itu antara lain menghasilkan mie dan beribupejabat di wilayah Daegu, Korea Selatan. Perniagaan ini berjaya dan kemudian berpindah ibupejabatnya ke Seoul.
Setelah perang Korea selesai, Samsung mulai melebarkan sayap bisnesnya. Pada tahun 1954, Samsung membangunkan kilang pakaian cotton terbesar di Korea Selatan.
Berjaya di bidang bisnis yang dirintisnya, Samsung akhirnya memutuskan masuk ke bisnes elektronik pada tahun 1960. Produk pertama mereka adalah televisyen berlayar hitam putih.
4. Rahsia Kejayaan Samsung
Pada tahun 1993, Lee Kun-hee selaku Chairman Samsung mengadakan lawatan keliling dunia. Dia ingin tahu bagaimana tanggapan pasaran antarabangsa terhadap produk buatan Samsung.
Lee berasa tidak gembira. Di California, Amerika Syarikat, dia menyaksikan televisyen Samsung berada di rak bawah dan tersembunyi. Sedangkan televisyen Sony dan Panasonic berada di rak atas yang mudah dilihat pengguna.
Lee berhasrat mengubah Samsung menjadi pengeluar eletronik kelas satu yang disegani. Dia kemudiannya mengumpulkan para eksekutif Samsung di Jerman untuk mentransformasikan syarikat itu dengan pantas.
Pidatonya ketika itu dijuluki sebagai Frankfurt Declaration Of 1993. Lee menegaskan strategi Samsung harus diubah untuk mengejar pesaing.
“Ubahlah semuanya selain isteri dan anak-anak anda,” sebut Lee. Sejak itu, Samsung benar-benar berevolusi menjadi pengeluar elektronik yang disegani.
5. Pengeluar Elektronik Raksasa
Sejak tahun 1990-an, Samsung Electronics khususnya mencapai puncak kejayaan. Mereka menjadi pengeluar memori cip terbesar di dunia pada tahun 1992 dan pengeluar cip nombor dua setelah Intel.
Dilihat dari unit terjual, Samsung ketika ini adalah pengeluar telefon mudah alih terbesar di dunia menggantikan Nokia. Tahun lalu, Samsung menjual 215.8 juta unit telefon . Lebih banyak dari kombinasi 3 pengeluar telefon mudah alih ranking di bawahnya.
Mereka juga berstatus sebagai pengeluar televisyen dengan tahap penjualan terbanyak sejak tahun 2006.
Kejayaan Samsung di banyak bidang eletronik membuat pengeluar elektronik berasal dari Jepun ketinggalan. Sejak tahun 2005, jenama Samsung sudah lebih popular berbanding Sony menurut kajian Interbrand.
6. Korea Selatan Digelar Republic of Samsung
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Samsung mepunyai peranan ekonomi yang sangat penting bagi Korea Selatan. Diperkirakan, 17% dari Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Korea Selatan adalah dari Samsung.
Produk dan perkhidmatan buatan Samsung hampir menyentuh semua area kehidupan masyarakat Korea Selatan. Ini tidak lepas dari banyaknya bisnes yang digarap Samsung.
Warga Korea Selatan mungkin memakai smartphone Samsung dan tinggal di apartemen yang dibuat oleh Samsung juga. Dan mengambil perlindungan insurans Samsung Life.
Dan para top management Samsung jugan sangat berkuasa.
“Anda bahkan boleh mengatakan chairman Samsung lebih berkuasa dibandingkan dengan presiden Korea Selatan. Orang Korea berpendapat Samsung tidak dapat disentuh dan berada di atas undang-undang” ucap Woo Suk-hoon, seorang penganalisis ekonomi.

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