Samsung had previously launched the MicroLED TVs, but the main problem with them was their screen sizes and which require a professional to complete their setup. The past generation of MicroLED TVs was costly enough that we can say that it was made only for wealthy people. Anyway, in the CES 2023 event, Samsung announced its Quantum Dot OLED, Neo QLED and MicroLED TV. Well, the newly introduced MicroLED TV solves the problem which was there with its predecessor. It comes in smaller screen sizes and is not going to be as costlier as its predecessor.
According to Samsung, their recently unveiled TV is currently the smallest and most reasonably priced MicroOLED TV on the market. The new models in the 2023 MICRO LED series range in size from 50 to 140 inches, giving customers a wide range of options for a screen experience and visual quality that are unmatched. Due to its modular design, it can be totally customised to meet a customer’s preferred setup because it is not constrained by shape, ratio, or size. Additionally, it comes without bezels, ensuring a seamless transition between the screen and the actual world regardless of setup.
It’s safe to presume the new 76-inch variant will cost many tens of thousands of dollars, at the very least, given that the 110-inch version of it costs a cool $156,000 and is also available in 88- and 99-inch sizes. Apart from the TVs, the brand has introduced many new features for their TizenOS.
Speaking of gamers, Samsung is releasing a new MiniMap Sharing and Virtual Aim Point for its Gambar 3.0. Although it can seem paradoxical because you’d presumably prefer to see your minimap on the screen you’re actually playing on, minimap sharing allows you to share the minimap of the game you’re playing to a secondary display. Anyway, there is no information on the pricing and availability of the device yet. Also, it is surely going to cost less than its predecessor but it will still be out of budget for many peoples.
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