Previously, Samsung had produced MicroLED TVs, but the main problem with them was the screen size, which required professional adjustment. MicroLED TVs of the previous generation were expensive enough to say that they were created only for wealthy people. Anyway, Samsung announced its Quantum Dot OLED, Neo QLED and MicroLED TVs at CES 2023. Well, the recently introduced MicroLED TV will solve the problem with its predecessor. It comes in smaller screen sizes and won’t be as expensive as its predecessor.

According to Samsung, their newly introduced TV is currently the smallest and most affordable MicroOLED TV on the market. The new MICRO LED 2023 series models range in size from 50 to 140 inches, offering buyers a wide variety of options for unmatched display quality and picture quality. Thanks to its modular design, it is completely customizable according to the wishes of the customer, as it is not limited by shape, proportion or size. It’s also available bezel-less, allowing for a seamless transition between the screen and the real world, regardless of settings.

Given that the 110-inch version costs $166,000 and is also available in 88-inch and 99-inch sizes, it’s safe to assume that the new 76-inch variant will cost at least tens of thousands of dollars. The brand has rolled out many new features for TizenOS as well as TVs.

Speaking of gamers, Samsung is introducing a new MiniMap Sharing and Virtual Aim Point for Gambar 3.0. While this seems counterintuitive as you probably prefer to see your minimap on the screen you’re actually playing on, minimap sharing allows you to share the minimap of the game you’re playing on a secondary screen. In any case, there is no information yet about the cost and availability of the device. In addition, it will undoubtedly cost less than its predecessor, but will still be affordable for many.