Samsung shook up the entire industry after introducing QD-OLED technology. With Brighter than traditional W-OLED The company followed the prominent features of these panels and demonstrated the capabilities of its technology with the S95B in 2022 and then the S95C in 2023. Its panels were also used by Sony with their A95K and A95L.

Second-generation QD-OLED panels will hit the market alongside large televisions in 2023. Among them is a cheaper version, the S93C, which also mounts these panels. However, Samsung also has a model similar to the features we mentioned last. In this article We tell you all about the Samsung S90C.

Samsung S90C, technical page

A QD-OLED with some sacrifices made to reduce cost

The Samsung S95C is the most complete model in terms of Samsung’s QD-OLED offering. However, the company wanted to accompany it in 2023. Two versions also including QD-OLED panels and that they sacrifice some features to offer slightly cheaper televisions.

So that you have no doubt, S90C is nothing more than the base model of S93C, only some minor details are changed. However, getting an S90C/S93C can be a big deal in terms of panels because some have first-generation panels and some have second-generation panels.

Regardless of the generation of the QD-OLED panel, the image quality will be equal. However, second generation panels guarantee us that: improved shine Compared to the panels offered by the company in 2022, thanks to the HyperEfficient EL OLED technology, which is responsible for improving the brightness of each pixel presented by the QD-OLED emission layer.

It should be noted that, as expected, the S90C also supports HDR via HDR10+ in HLG, as well as in the Adaptive and Gaming versions. This allows us to enjoy high dynamic range content compatible with the formats mentioned above.

As is common with televisions in this range, 4K resolution and Native refresh rate up to 120 Hz. When we activate the Motion Xcelerator Turbo+ interpolation technology, the frequency reaches 144 Hz. This provides a much smoother gaming experience if you have a high refresh rate compatible game and a console or PC with HDMI 2.1. Additionally, the TV offers VRR via FreeSync Premium and ALLM modes to automatically optimize the gaming image.

This time, Samsung is using the Neural Quantum Processor 4K to offer up-to-date scaling through artificial intelligence and advanced image processing. Additionally, the company offers: ‘Movie Director’ mode This allows us to optimize the image to obtain scenes that are as similar as possible to the author’s intention.

One of the main differences compared to the S95C comes in the audio department. Unlike the S95C’s 70 W and 4.2.2 channel system, this system total power of 40 W and 2.1 channels. Of course, it’s still compatible with Dolby Atmos and other technologies to improve the TV’s sound.

In terms of connections, the S90C also has a pretty complete section. 4 HDMI 2.1 ports compatible with eARC, 2 USB ports, Ethernet connection, digital optical output, Bluetooth 5.2 and WiFi 5. Although this model comes from One Connect offered by the S95C, Samsung cannot choose to separate its system from an almost wireless connection. All TV connections for design.

Among its features we also find Tizen OS, an operating system that is already basic in Samsung televisions. S90C comes with Tizen version 7.0. Greatly improves Gaming Hub It’s from Samsung and is compatible with cloud gaming services like GeForce Now or Amazon Luna. It will also allow us to enjoy streaming content thanks to platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max, Disney +, Prime Video and Company. Also notable is its compatibility with smart voice assistants such as Google Assistant and Alexa.

Price and availability

Samsung offers its televisions in 55, 65 and 77 inch versions at prices starting from 200 TL. 2,399 euros.

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