Whether you’re looking for an 89-inch TV, or something a little smaller, there are plenty of options out there to choose from. Samsung’s new range of televisions will have options to fit everyone’s needs.
QLED
Whether you’re after an all-in-one home entertainment system or a simple smart TV, Samsung TVs have everything you need to enjoy the latest movies, TV shows, and games. The company’s TVs deliver an immersive cinematic experience with minimal bezels, a UHD panel, and an eye-catching design. They’re also a great choice for watching in the sun, thanks to matte and bright display options.
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Samsung’s QLED TV uses the latest technologies to boost picture quality. The company’s QD-OLED panel technology improves color saturation and contrast while providing a better viewing experience from all angles. It is also more expensive than the closest OLED competitors, though it is easy to mount on the wall and offers enhanced audio return.
The Samsung QN90A QLED is the flagship 4k Mini LED from the company’s 2021 lineup. It has Mini LED backlighting and Quantum HDR 24X technology, which promises greater picture performance. This TV also has Multi-Intelligence AI upscaling.
The Samsung S95B OLED is a new TV for the company in 2022. It uses QD-OLED technology, which is a hybrid of self-emissive properties of OLED and brightness of QLED. It also has a fancy processing chip that boosts color and contrast.
While Samsung’s QLED TV has a lot of fancy technology, it isn’t quite as bright as the QN90A. The maximum brightness of the LG TV is higher than most OLED models, which translates to a bright picture in direct sunlight. Also, the frame is a little dim for a QLED.
However, the QD-OLED technology does not support Dolby Vision or Dolby Atmos, which makes it a less appealing choice for fans of high-definition audio. However, this TV is compatible with the latest gaming features, including AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support.
For gamers, the Samsung Q60/Q60A QLED is a great option because of its high native contrast ratio, minimal blooming, and minimal bleed. It also features the same Tizen OS smart platform, which means it has the same apps and remote.
Overall, the Samsung QN90A QLED is a great choice for an all-in-one home entertainment system. It offers a lot of features, including a Mini LED backlighting system, Multi-Intelligence AI upscaling, and a wide color gamut.
QD-OLED
Despite the hype surrounding Samsung QD-OLED TVs, the company has not yet listed the technology on its US or Australian websites. It is unclear if the company plans to release the technology in these markets, but it hasn’t said whether it plans to use the technology to manufacture its own TVs or sell QD-OLED panels to other companies.
It is worth noting that while Samsung may not want to go back to OLED, they do have a lot of experience with QD-OLED technology. Their first ever QD-OLED set, the S95B, received praise for its picture quality. However, it suffered from firmware growing pains that negatively affected gaming performance.
While the QD-OLED technology is not yet a standard, it has been adopted by Sony and other companies. The technology is based on a Quantum Dot (QD) layer, which is a layer of organic material that is blue in color. It is said to have better color volume and accuracy than LCDs, but it also has the potential to be a lot brighter than OLED panels.
Samsung has made some improvements to its QD-OLED panel production, which should result in cheaper production. It has also been able to improve the scale of the panel. It’s also made thinner panels, with a single glass substrate that has a higher yield of 80%.
The QD-OLED has an extremely wide viewing angle, and is relatively easy to read from almost any angle. However, it does have a slight bend, and the image stretches slightly at very wide angles. It also has very good build quality. However, there are some problems that need to be fixed before it can be used in mass-produced televisions.
Some of these problems include a lack of support for 4K/120Hz, and a lack of HDMI 2.1 sockets. However, the company hopes to address these issues in the future. It also hopes to improve the efficiency of QD-OLED production.
Samsung QD-OLEDs have the potential to offer the contrast of OLED and the brightness of QLED. They should be more affordable, and should arrive in the market in 2023. However, it remains to be seen if Samsung will be able to make it a reality.
LG G1
Previously, LG’s TV line-up was limited to 40Gbps of HDMI bandwidth, but LG says it will change this and use a 48Gbps pipeline in its new range. This means more bandwidth for gaming and other applications.
LG is making significant improvements to its webOS software in 2022. In particular, it will add multiple user profiles to its software. This will enable users to change key settings without having to jump into the full game optimizer menu. It will also add a dark room gaming mode. In addition to that, LG’s game dashboard will have a fifth preset for sports games.
The company is also releasing a new line of OLED TVs in 2022. They will include the new LG G1 series and the C series. The G1 series will include a 97-inch panel. The C series will offer a 42-inch screen.
LG’s C-class model was an all-around good choice of TV for people looking for a TV that can do more than just watch movies. It featured an improved picture processing system, super-sharp OLED visuals and a svelte design. It lacked premium features like premium sound and design, however.
LG’s C2 Evo TV is another great option for those looking for a bright OLED picture. It has a higher refresh rate than the C1, and it has HDMI 2.1 ports. The onboard processor dynamically adjusts the brightness and color levels.
LG is also introducing a new series of OLED TVs that are more affordable. These models will still offer super-sharp OLED visuals, but they will be more affordable. These TVs will feature new screen sizes and a lower bezel. These TVs will be able to be hung flush on a wall.
LG’s new range of OLED TVs for 2022 will be available this spring. LG will continue to offer 120Hz 4K gaming and auto low latency mode. LG is also making improvements to its AI capabilities in top-end OLEDs. These will include improved tone mapping and foreground object enhancement. These improvements will improve the sense of depth and depth of field in TVs.
LG’s NanoCell TV technology is another important new technology. This technology introduces a layer of nanoparticles between the LED backlight and the screen. These nanoparticles improve the color and contrast of the picture.
89-inch
During the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Samsung Electronics unveiled a new range of TVs. These models include a ‘lifestyle’ series, with customisable bezels and stylish designs. They also include new Micro LED and Neo QLED sets.
Micro LED devices are self-illuminating and offer higher peak brightness. They also offer a wide range of screen sizes and a smaller diagonal. They use 25 million micro LEDs for an ultra-high resolution picture. Micro LEDs are produced by a variety of companies, and it’s still unclear if Samsung will produce these televisions in the future.
The 89-inch Micro LED TV is the first model in the series. It will be produced in 2023. It is expected to cost about 80,000 euros. The price tag for the 114-inch model has not been announced.
The 89-inch Micro LED will feature LTPS TFT technology, which uses smaller micro LED chips. AUO will supply LTPS TFTs, and Samsung Display will provide the backplane. These chips will allow for a smaller diagonal and lower cost.
The Neo Quantum Processor will be introduced in the new Neo QLED sets, which will allow for more advanced picture and sound technology. The processor will quadruple the number of lighting control steps, allowing for more advanced contrast mapping. Also, certain 4K and 8K Neo QLED sets will have a backlight brightness gradation bump from 12-bit to 14-bit.
Samsung’s ‘lifestyle’ TVs are perfect for displaying your personal pictures. They also include a special ‘Art Mode’. This mode includes a range of media pieces, including exclusive pieces from Refik Anadol. The Art Mode can be used in conjunction with the Ambient mode, which allows users to browse NFTs (digital art).
Samsung’s ‘lifestyle’ televisions are also the first to include a gaming hub, which will allow users to launch console and cloud gaming services. The hub also lets users chat while they watch TV. It’s also designed to let users adjust the brightness and tone of the image to achieve the best viewing experience.
Samsung Electronics is launching new Micro LED and Neo QLED televisions during the next year. They will feature increased peak brightness, expanded colour volume, and improved audio enhancement technologies. They also have a ‘Watch Together’ app, which lets users chat while they’re watching TV. They also include an NFT platform, which lets users discover and buy or sell digital art.