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Since 2019, major TV manufacturers have successively launched 8K TVs, bringing the TV industry into the 8K era. As a global display industry leader, Samsung launched the 65-98-inch QLED 8K TV in China in March 2019, bringing 8K vision to consumers. In the screen size and resolution have reached the peak of the current stage, the consumer living room area has become the size of the television continues to grow larger restrictions. The next direction of TV design is to focus on how to make use of limited space to make the screen larger. Screen share, a term often used in mobile phones, is emerging in the TV industry.
Samsung TVs combine design with technology to enable experience upgrades that eliminate any nuances that interfere with the experience, creating a synergy between the user's interactive experience with the TV and an unparalleled viewing experience. According to the products unveiled on CES2020, Samsung's new QLED 8K TV Q950TS in 2020 is based on the panel technology of "black matrix". While cutting the thickness of the metal frame, it greatly reduces the area of the black display at the edge of the screen, allowing the TV to make full use of 99% of the space on the screen, so that users can hardly feel the border. This kind of extrasensory full-screen design eliminates the gap between the screen and the surrounding environment, making the 8K image an immersive experience with an impressive sense of reality.
There is more to design than meets the eye. It pursues the endless improvement of experience. The quality of the design has never had a standard answer, it is like the consciousness of flowing water, constantly changing with the change of the world, extension, never stop. Looking to the future, the infinite possibilities of Samsung TV's innovative design push us to seek better visual viewing solutions.
