In Australia, the 2023 flagship Samsung Neo QLED screens will start at $2319, and find the 4K QN90C models at: It will also be accompanied by the Neural Quantum Processor to leverage artificial intelligence and upscale content to 8K.
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The 8K QN900C will move the audio in a different direction, incorporating speakers in the minimalist frame of the TV, so you’re not just getting a bigger resolution, but a little more in the TV as well. It’s an area we’ve covered once this year already, but regardless of whether you opt for 4K or 8K, the QN90C (4K) or QN900C (8K) will include automatic HDR remastering thanks to the processing technology inside, an anti-glare technology, and audio technology object-tracking for audio in the screen. Neo QLED is essentially Samsung’s stack covering Mini-LED and quantum dot LED backlit, and this year it’ll cover the flagship across 4K and 8K with similar features across those different resolutions. This technology sees Samsung’s metal-coated crystal-enhanced TVs with a head of brightness behind, thanks in part to Mini-LED panels, which are lots of little light emitting diodes that provide many more dimming zones to light up screens. Much of the attention will be in areas Samsung has been working on for years, covering quantum dot LED backlit. Like LG, Samsung will have screens covering both the world of OLED and quantum dot LED-backlit LCD TVs, with the former set to deliver colour purity in Pantone-validated HDR OLED, while the latter will be all about bright imagery for bright rooms, and customers keen to consider either 4K or 8K, really wherever their budget has them placed.
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