In addition to the 8K models, Samsung also introduced two high-end Neo QLED 4K models, the QN85D and QN90D, available in sizes from 43 to 98 inches. The company claims that nearly 40% of high-end buyers are considering an 8K TV, but the high price may deter most people. Samsung also announced two series of OLED-based TVs, with pricing and availability to be announced later. The company continues to innovate in gaming and accessibility features, with the 2024 version of its Game Bar offering automatic game genre detection and a new Audio Subtitles feature that can read subtitles out loud in real time.
Key takeaways:
- Samsung will sell four different 98-inch TVs in 2024, including a 98-inch version of its affordable Crystal UHD series.
- The flagship QN900D is the slimmest, most premium 8K TV to ever hit the market, with a maximum variable refresh rate (VRR) of 240Hz.
- Samsung's Game Bar 4.0 can automatically detect a game genre and switch the game picture setting automatically.
- New accessibility feature called Audio Subtitles can read subtitles out loud in real time, using text-to-speech technology.