Samsung Introduced Premium TV With A 114-Inch Screen
Recently, the Korean company Samsung released a TV with a 114-inch micro-LED screen. The manufacturer describes the new product as an “ultra-premium” device. These words perfectly describe the TV, since its cost was $132 thousand.
Until now, Samsung’s largest TV with Micro LED screen technology was the 110-inch model introduced in 2020. The Samsung Micro-LED display panel consists of multi-colored, micrometer-sized LEDs that are individually controllable, and delivers what Samsung claims is the “best picture quality.” Among the advantages of Micro LED technology over OLED, the company cites the absence of screen burn-in, more vibrant colors and higher brightness levels. The peak brightness level of the new product has not yet been revealed, but the 89-inch Samsung TV, created using this technology, provides a constant brightness of up to 2000 cd/m2 across the entire surface of the display.
In addition, for the purchase of the device, Samsung will provide three bonuses at once: a second Neo QLED QND900 TV with a diagonal of 85 inches as a gift, a discount on the JBL L100 MK2 soundbar and a coupon for accommodation at the Signiel Seoul Hotel in Seoul in the amount of $2,200.
At the moment, the “ultra-premium” TV is only available for purchase in South Korea
