NEWS: Samsung announces Micro LED and Neo QLED TVs for 2021

[Cheshire Cat]

We best get saving then lol....

Or just keep our current excellent and more than good enough TVs until they go phut.

 

[topgazza]

Side issue but third picture up from the bottom on the report.

What utter, dim witted cretin would block such a gorgeous view with a huge TV ? Must be a footballers house

 

[Noblegamer]

Any chance that the 50 Inch QN90A will feature a 120hz panel???

 

[Rob20]

Apple do the same things others do at an inflated price. 2 identical phones except one has £10 worth of extra memory. Price goes up by £100.

This is something that has bugged me about Apple for sometime now. It's why I moved to Samsung phones (S7 EDGE instead of intended iphone 7).

 

[Lvrhs]

Any chance that the 50 Inch QN90A will feature a 120hz panel???

As it is 9 series, it should 100% be 120hz

 

[Jay53]

As it is 9 series, it should 100% be 120hz

I would hope so but so far all Samsung TVs below 55in have been 60hz.

It caught a few people out with the 49in and 50in q80t as the 55in models are 120hz but the 49in and 50in q80t are only 60hz

 

[DELUCAS]

Anyone come across a 65inch Display Panel only Samsung NEO LED / LG OLED etc in CES 2021
I have no interest in Tv’s

Thanks

 

[ozzzy189]

I really don't understand what Samsung are playing at. I'm pretty sure trying to come up with with your own version of dobly vision and not supporting said format is losing them sales.

 

[what the tech]

Very interested in the QN90A and QN85A 4K mini LED sets.. Hopefully the prices will be announced soon!

Samsung screen "Gray Uniformity" and stuttering/judder frame rate better be improved and fixed on the new 2021 models. The 2020 QLED range had a lot of dissatisfied owners.

 

[Jay53]

I really don't understand what Samsung are playing at. I'm pretty sure trying to come up with with your own version of dobly vision and not supporting said format is losing them sales.

Samsung were one of the founder members for HDR10 which came first so they have gradually extended that standard and not likely to abandon it for another standard that came later.

 

[ozzzy189]

Samsung were one of the founder members for HDR10 which came first so they have gradually extended that standard and not likely to abandon it for another standard that came later.

Oh, the hugely popular and massively used format I'd forgotten about! Please excuse my sarcasm but that horse has bolted and the war has ended.

 

[Jay53]

Oh, the hugely popular and massively used format I'd forgotten about! Please excuse my sarcasm but that horse has bolted and the war has ended.

Unfortunately HDR10 it what's every HDR source defaults to in the absence of DV or HDR10+

So I guess from Samsung's blinkered view it's still by far the format with the highest number of compatible titles and they will persevere with updating it until that is no longer than case lol

 

[Noblegamer]

As it is 9 series, it should 100% be 120hz

In my opinion it makes no sense to include a 60 HZ Panel in the flagship model no matter the screen size.

But we have to wait for official confirmation.

 

[Flecky81]

MicroLed has a very very long way to go.....

None of these 100inch or over MicroLed tv's from Samsung, Sony etc is one single panel. They are all small lower resolution panels joined together like a jigsaw puzzle to make up either HD, 4k or 8k resolution.

It's no OLED killer until they can actually manufacture a single 65inch & over MicroLed panel in 4k or 8k resolution to sell to the consumer

88-inches and 75 soon! And no they are actually not made up of little pieces anymore!

 

[Flecky81]

Anyway QLED 8K has already killed OLED because I own both and QLED 8K is better...

 

[KishB]

@Phil Hinton there was no mention of the ultra short throw Samsung Premiere projector in this article. It was in the same release video and looks an interesting proposition. Whilst I don't expect it to be cheap, what are your thoughts on it? Do you reckon you'll be able to get your hands on one for review this year?

 

[Phil Hinton]

@Phil Hinton there was no mention of the ultra short throw Samsung Premiere projector in this article. It was in the same release video and looks an interesting proposition. Whilst I don't expect it to be cheap, what are your thoughts on it? Do you reckon you'll be able to get your hands on one for review this year?

This one?

Samsung LSP9T The Premiere 4K Laser Projector Review

Review of the Samsung LSP9T The Premiere which is an ultra-short-throw 4K DLP laser projector that delivers an image 100 to 130 inches in size.

www.avforums.com

 

[KishB]

This one?

Samsung LSP9T The Premiere 4K Laser Projector Review

Review of the Samsung LSP9T The Premiere which is an ultra-short-throw 4K DLP laser projector that delivers an image 100 to 130 inches in size.

www.avforums.com

yes that one

 

[Lvrhs]

I would hope so but so far all Samsung TVs below 55in have been 60hz.

It caught a few people out with the 49in and 50in q80t as the 55in models are 120hz but the 49in and 50in q80t are only 60hz

Q80A probably again will be 60hz at smallest size, but miniLED models should be 120hz, even at 50

 

[Joe69]

Samsung better not cheap out on under 55" QLED models with crap 60Hz panels and don't tell anyone. PS5/PC/XBSX all support HDMI 2.1 120hz 4k. Sony and LG are committed to this support on the 2021 models under 55". Samsung surely must now go 120hz and full HMI 2.1 support on smaller TV sizes.

 

[Kingchin]

So some press have now seen the upcoming Samsung 110 inch consumer MicroLed tv just before CES launches. It's definitely still made up of multiple panels just like their MicroLed wall. Only this time the panels have been pre-assembled for the consumer.

I saw Samsung's new Micro LED and the bright, gorgeous display could be the future of TV

Samsung's new 110-inch Micro LED has been revealed ahead of CES 2021, and we got a first look. Here's why we think it could be the future of TV.

www.google.com

 

[Kingchin]

88-inches and 75 soon! And no they are actually not made up of little pieces anymore!

Wrong bud some media press have seen the upcoming Samsung consumer MicroLed tv's just before CES and it is definitely still multiple smaller panels fitted together

Only difference from the Wall MicroLed is this time they come pre-assembled. Instead of a certified Samsung technician coming round to fit the panels all together.

 

[dan~]

I don’t understand why anybody would need a 110” TV in their home. Mega money and surely a sane person would just sit closer, buy a smaller TV and save many thousands

 

[jmacc]

I don’t understand why anybody would need a 110” TV in their home. Mega money and surely a sane person would just sit closer, buy a smaller TV and save many thousands

Then I think this forum may not be for you

 

[Jay53]

Agreed lol

I used to have a projector with 80in diagonal fixed screen and used to sit about 8ft back (sat on 3seater sofa on the opposite wall which is 9ft) and that wasn't even 4k. 110in would mean being able to move it to our lounge, allowing more people to watch from an ideal distance not going to happen at these prices though lol