Samsung has unveiled an 8K LCD TV that uses an RGB micro-LED backlight at CES 2025. The TV has no official name or model number, but Samsung hopes to release it in 2025.

Samsung is also rolling out new versions of its Neo QLED TVs. (Image: Samsung) · Samsung In addition to new Micro LED sizes, Samsung announced that it’s expanding its OLED TV sizes, but adding ...

From TCL’s relatively budget-priced 98-inch and 115-inch LED/LCD TVs to LG’s stunning 97-inch OLED TV, there are ultra large TVs now available at a variety of price points. Those with more flexible ...

When shopping for a new TV, two terms come up a lot: LED and LCD. But what's the difference? We shed some light on these and other major types of TV displays.

Samsung’s Micro-LED TV range is growing with three new sizes, including 89-inch, 101-inch, and 114-inch models, starting at the low low price of $110,000. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

By today's standards, standalone LCD and LED displays are about as simple as it gets. Most modern televisions from the big brands like Samsung or TCL have moved past both technologies in favor of ...

Samsung’s flagship TV for 2022 hits new heights. ... The 75QN900B also claims to deliver wider viewing angle support than regular LED/LCD TVs, ...

I tested Samsung's best mini-LED TV, ... You might think that an LCD TV that handles black levels and dark scenes as well as the QN95C must have had to seriously compromise its brightness potential.

When Samsung rebranded its LCD televisions with LEDs in the backlight as LED TVs a few years ago, the Korean manufacturer misled many users. The supposed difference to LCD TVs did not exist; both ...

In addition to new Micro LED sizes, Samsung announced that it’s expanding its OLED TV sizes, but adding a 77-inch model to its lineup. The OLED line also gets refresh rates of up to 144Hz, which ...

LCD and LED are the most popular 4K TVs on the market. Most of the TVs made by LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony use these types of display, ... Even QLED TVs, most notably made by Samsung, are ...

An LED TV, as we've mentioned, provides a much deeper and more vibrant picture than an LCD TV, so it naturally costs a bit more, around $100 to $300 or more depending on the size.