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Samsung acclaims 4K OLED TELEVISION, 98-inch leviathan

Article Category: Computers and Technology

Author Name: John Conquest

Pushing to make the sector dream of 4K TVs a market truth, Samsung unveiled a mammoth new 98-inch S9 model on Thursday at the IFA electronic devices show and, possibly more especially, an OLED prototype with the greater display resolution.

TV makers, excited to discover a brand-new selling point for TVs now that flat panels are no longer a novelty, are hoping that quadrupling the number of pixels to the 4K array-- 4,096 x2 ,160 is one choice-- called Ultra HD or UHD. That's a significant modification, as long as you're sitting close enough to your TELEVISION, however the OLED ( natural light-emitting diode) shift is possibly bigger since it utilizes a higher-contrast innovation with much deeper blacks than today's LCD panels.

OLED has proved tough to offer market in big sizes, though, which is why it's considerable that Samsung revealed the OLED UHD TELEVISION. Like the Sony and Panasonic OLED UHD TVs revealed at CES in January, it's just a proof of concept, not a real item, however it suggests Samsung is getting a grasp on manufacturing. It " shows our technology leadership," said Michael Zoeller, Samsung's European advertising and marketing director for TV and audiovisual products.

The company stated the technology " stands for an unprecedented leap forward for picture quality and sharp contrast with its self-emitting pixels and natural movement," however the real evidence of its merits will come when somebody can buy it, and buy it in a huge enough size that the 4K resolution isn't really just pixel overkill.

Already on shop shelves in the US and Korea is Samsung's 55-inch Curved OLED, a TELEVISION with a standard HD resolution of 1080p however an non-traditional bowed shape. It costs $9000 in the US, and regardless of wanting for a flat version, CNET's customer David Katzmaier called it the very best picture quality he 'd ever before seen.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the future is not flat," Zoeller said. "Its curve makes the regarded size of the image larger," and the OLED technology implies "there is life in every pixel.".

Samsung also exposed the world's first curved TV with UHD resolution. Revealed in 55- and 65-inch sizes, the TV utilizes basic LED LCD panel innovation, not OLED. Unlike Sony's KDL-65S990A, a 1080p curved LED LCD on sale in the United States next month, Samsung didn't promise any accessibility for its curved UHD TELEVISION.

In the non-OLED 4K flat-panel world, Samsung debuted its brand-new 98-inch UHD display. It's a relative of the gargantuan 110-inch S9 TV unveiled at CES in January, but the 98-incher will presumably have a cost substantially higher than the $40,000, 85-inch option, the UN85S9.
Samsung also revealed European prices for 2 smaller UHD models, the 65-inch and 55-inch F9000 TVs, that cost 4,000 and 6,000 euros, respectively (that's about $5,270 and $7,912 in U.S. currency). They're now on sale.

Upgraded TVs are good, however the information fades in comparison to Wednesday's headline news from Samsung's first interview, the $300 Samsung Galaxy Gear, a smart watch that pairs with Samsung phones and comes with a number of apps.

Also popular was the announcement of the Galaxy Note 3 and the Galaxy Note 10.1, a stylus-equipped phablet and tablet, respectively.

Samsung likewise displayed the Samsung Xpress C460 multifunction laser printer that is geared up with NFC (near-field interactions) capabilities-- a world's first, the business boasted. It lets individuals with an NFC-equipped phone print by tapping the phone against the printer.

"Simplicity is the motorist to this," stated Paul Fox, director of sales and advertising for the business's European printer operations. The Xpress C460, which has been shipping because August, also can be made use of for faxing and scanning and can incorporate with a person's smart phone address book when it's time to send documents.

OLED has proved hard to bring to market in large sizes, however, which is why it's significant that Samsung showed the OLED UHD TV. Like the Sony and Panasonic OLED UHD TVs shown at CES in January, it's just a evidence of principle, not a real item, but it shows Samsung is getting a grasp on manufacturing. Samsung likewise exposed the world's first curved TELEVISION with UHD resolution. Unlike Sony's KDL-65S990A, a 1080p curved LED LCD on sale in the US next month, Samsung didn't guarantee any accessibility for its curved UHD TELEVISION.

Keywords: electronics, tvs, OLED, samsung

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