Samsung's 75-inch MicroLED 4K TV is the first exciting television innovation in years

Samsung MicroLED 75-inch TV

At Samsung's 'Get-go Expect' pre-CES event, the S Korean tech behemothic showed off a more avant-garde and polished version of its 219-inch MicroLED 'The Wall' modular television set from 2018.

This year'south smaller 75-inch MicroLED 4K Boob tube featured picture quality that, to my eye, rivalled OLED TVs without whatsoever obvious downsides. The television, which is aimed at consumers, uses the same MicroLED technology every bit last yr's The Wall, combining "private tiles of self-emissive MicroLEDS, featuring millions of inorganic ruby, green and bluish microscopic LED chips that emit their own vivid light to produce brilliant colours," co-ordinate to Samsung.

Samsung says that MicroLED TVs deliver a wider HDR colour palette when compared to current televisions because each microscopic LED can be turned off individually. The technology besides features a brighter motion-picture show and should, in theory, concluding longer than OLED idiot box panels.

What's nigh interesting is that MicroLED modules can be attached to each other to create unique attribute ratios, assuasive the television's size to exist customized to your specific domicile theatre setup. At its Commencement Look event, Samsung showed off the panels seamlessly snapping into one another to create different configurations.

In a sense, the modules almost looked like Lego in person, simply for a telly and dwelling house theatre system. Samsung also says that speaker modules are coming in the time to come but didn't have them on display at its pre-CES consequence.

As is expected with announcements similar this that come up out of CES, Samsung hasn't revealed pricing or availability details related to its new 75-inch MicroLED Tv set. The company does say that it volition likely exist 2 to three years before MicroLED applied science is set for consumers. Brand no error though, when MicroLED Televisions are available in stores, they'll be expensive.

Not to be upstaged by Samsung, LG as well revealed an 88-inch OLED TV alongside its ridiculous but undeniably cool gyre-up Signature R OLED television.