Samsung introduces module TV

Samsung introduced The Wall, a microLed modular TV, which allows for a better definition of color and more bright and deeper black tones. With microLed technology, no light mechanism is required on the panel, since every small Led has a capacity to be the source of light itself. Moreover, you do not spend and give greater duration to the screen. Because it is a TV module, it can adapt to different sizes. A 145-pola model was introduced at the fair, but dimensions were adjusted according to user tastes.

This is one of the benefits this device can collect as a tetrisis. As with The frame screen can design works of art. There is a function to see photos and another called windows and recreate different views of the environment so that the user can at least mentally move to the destinations of his dreams. The Wall's official presentation will take place in March.

Artificial Intelligence That Turns Everything Into 8 K

The company also introduced QLED TV with inter-intelligent artificial intelligence that allows any material to turn into a low resolution in the 8K resolution. This is possible thanks to an algorithm introduced on TV that regulates resolution according to the characteristics of pixels. This 8K technology works on several levels: reduces damage to image, restores boards and provides a color definition, regulates sound quality. This TV will be released in the second half of the year at the international level and the price has not yet been set.

The arrival of Bixby, Samsung's virtual assistant, which was a success of Samsung Galaxy S8 and will now be extended to all products like TV. Bixby facilitates the interaction between television and users who will be able to use through voice commands to operate with the camera. New platform functions also marked Samsung's loT, smarthands to manage TVs and devices in a simple way. The CES fair will officially open tomorrow, and innovations will be enjoyed in a series of billboards extending into a space of 225 thousand square metres at the exhibition. /The world.al