Back in 2018, Samsung introduced The Wall Micro LED display, a modular design that allows you to create screens up to 292 inches. Now the South Korean company has embodied Micro LED technology’s capabilities in the form factor of a familiar TV. Already at the end of this month, Samsung’s 110- and 99-inch Micro LED TVs will be on sale, and 88- and 76-inch models will be added to the lineup by the end of the year. Recall that Micro LED technology involves using a large number of tiny LEDs in the backlight, which gives screens some of the advantages of OLED panels, such as high brightness and contrast of the picture.

Samsung’s QLED TV lineup has also been updated. These devices’ new models will enhance your viewing pleasure with the new Neo Quantum processor and Quantum Mini LEDs. These diodes are 40 times smaller and provide ultra-precise light control. According to the manufacturer, Neo QLED TVs provide an incredibly realistic picture when watching any content.

The Samsung Neo QLED also offers an enhanced gaming experience with fast response times (5.8ms) and excellent detail. It’s worth noting that Samsung is the official Xbox Series X partner in the US and Canada. Besides, Samsung has partnered with AMD to develop the first FreeSync Premium Pro TV to deliver an incredible gaming experience for this class of devices. Samsung 8K QLED TVs available in 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch sizes, as well as 4K devices with displays over 50-inches, will go on sale later this year.

The Frame family of TVs has also undergone an update, a distinctive feature of a design stylized as a picture frame. In standby mode, they show pictures and reproductions of paintings, acting as an interior item. The Frame will receive more bezel options this year to expand its personalization options. Besides, the devices’ memory capacity in this series will be increased from 500 MB to 6 GB, which will allow them to store even more images for demonstration in ultra-high resolution.

Among other things, Samsung has unveiled the industry’s first 4K triple laser projector, The Premiere, which can be positioned close enough to a wall (12.5 cm) or screen. The Terrace outdoor TV was also presented, protected from water and dust according to the IP55 standard. The device is available in 55 “and 65” sizes, with a 75 “model hitting the market this summer.

It is worth mentioning the smart display Smart Monitor, which combines a familiar computer monitor and a smart TV. It boasts Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Wireless DeX, and AirPlay 2 support and all the capabilities of Samsung smart TVs. For work and school tasks, Samsung has released an interactive 75-inch FLIP flipchart. Related products include the Q950A, the industry’s first 11.1.4-channel soundbar. The device supports Bass Boost technology and works with popular voice assistants.

Prices for new Samsung TVs on QLED panels are as follows:

Neo QLED 8K QN900A series (flagship bezel-less models)

• 85 inches: $ 8999.99
• 75 inches: $ 6999.99
• 65 inches: $ 4999.99

Neo QLED 8K QN800A series

• 85 inches: $ 6499.99
• 75 inches: $ 4799.99
• 65 inches: $ 3499.99

Neo QLED 4K QN90A series

• 85 inches: $ 4999.99
• 75 inches: $ 3499.99
• 65 inches: $ 2599.99
• 55-inch: $ 1799.99

Neo QLED 4K QN85A series

• 85 inches: $ 4499.99
• 75 inches: $ 2999.99
• 65 inches: $ 2199.99
• 55-inch: $ 1599.99

The Frame 2021 series

• 75 inches: $ 2999.99
• 65 inches: $ 1999.99
• 55-inch: $ 1499.99
• 50 inches: $ 1299.99
• 43 inches: $ 999.99

QLED 4K Q80A series

• 85 inches: $ 3699.99
• 75 inches: $ 2599.99
• 65 inches: $ 1699.99
• 55 inches: $ 1299.99

QLED 4K Q70A series

• 85 inches: $ 2999.99
• 75 inches: $ 1999.99
• 65 inches: $ 1299.99
• 55 inches: $ 949.99

QLED 4K Q60A series

• 85 inches: $ 2599.99
• 75 inches: $ 1499.99
• 70 inches: $ 1299.99
• 65 inches: $ 999.99
• 60 inches: $ 899.99
• 55 inches: $ 749.99
• 50 inches: $ 649.99
• 43 inches: $ 549.99