COOCAA TV to launch in India on “World TV Day”

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The global television brand COOCA TV is all set to be launched in India on World TV Day, 18th November 2019 on Flipkart.  After wowing consumers in as many as nine countries, the buyers were bowled over by brand’s unique product propositions, the brand is all set to launch three-category products with latest technology and contemporary make with aggressive pricing. Known for dynamism in terms of usability, technological upgrade; the television is perfect choice for people who like to explore an assortment of content from different platforms. 

Announcing the Coocaa TV launch, Ronald So, Marketing Director – Coocaa Television, India, beamed with joy and said, “Coocaa Tv is an innovative design with advanced technologies which have been extremely popular with masses in countries the brand has presence in. I believe this shall continue to be its USP in Indian market as well. Coocaa Tv comes with various features including Bezel less screen, Dolby vision, Quad Core technology, video calling etc. We are delighted to launch our product on World TV Day with flipkart.”
As its first range of televisions, Coocaa has introduced three variants in easy smart, Smart TV with Netflix & latest Android televisions in introductory phase. Team Coocaa is committed to bring-in ‘change’ by introducing ground breaking innovations in entertainment automations globally.
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Coocaa, a name synonymous to innovations in smart televisions’ technology; has successfully marked its presence in young households across the globe. Known for dynamism in terms of usability, technological upgrade; the television is perfect choice for people you like to explore an assortment of content from different platforms.

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