At CES 2024 Samsung has taken the wraps off key models from this year's TV line-up, starting with an all-new and all-powerful 8K QLED line which claims to take “picture and sound quality to a whole ...

The new Samsung Neo QLED 8K TV uses its new neural processing unit (NPU) that's twice as fast as the previous generation chip, with the number of neural networks increasing 8x from 64 to 512, allowing ...

The biggest TV maker in the world will sell four different 98-inch TVs in 2024 and plenty of smaller ones too. David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, wearables, laptops, TVs, ...

Samsung just unveiled pricing and availability details for its full line of Neo QLED TVs in both 4K and 8K resolution. Potential buyers may be in for some sticker shock. Today Samsung announced ...

TV sizes come in a wide range of numbers from 43″ up to (and in some cases over) 120″. Studies have shown that consumers are buying bigger TVs more than ever before. Most buyers are settling in on the ...

When Samsung announced its 2023 smart TV lineup at CES in January, the company was curiously mum about pricing. We got a rundown on the bumps in technology, but nothing about how much any of it would ...

The Samsung QN800D 8K QLED TV is near the top of Samsung's 8K lineup. This model uses mini-LED technology to deliver an impressively bright screen, that delivers amazing black performance at 8K ...

While 8K TVs might be on their way out, Samsung's sticking to the market in force. It's set to launch not one but two 8K models within its 2025 TV lineup, with the QN990F set to be its flagship in the ...

The QN90D 4K QLEDs are still contenders, even though the S95D OLED still beats them all. We’re still waiting for the real use case for expensive 8K viewing. Reading time: Reading time 7 minutes The ...

Samsung has released a new 8K TV and it’s the company’s biggest Neo QLED so far. The 98-inch class Buy at Samsung can be ordered starting September 6 from samsung.com for an eye-watering $40,000. As ...

It’s been five years since we started testing 8K TVs (the $30,000, 88-inch LG Z9 OLED was the first we reviewed), but the resolution is no closer to being viable for home entertainment. Even if it’s ...