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Samsung showcases its 2021 lineup of Micro LED, Neo QLED TVs, soundbars March 03, 2021 × Samsung on Tuesday showcased its 2021 lineup of Micro LED, Samsung Neo QLED, lifestyle TVs, monitors, and soundbars at its virtual Unbox & Discover event. Here’s a look at all that’s coming up from the electronics brand this year: Samsung had first introduced its Micro LED TV lineup earlier this year at CES 2021. At the event, the company launched new models and provided more details about the lineup's availability . Micro LED will be available in 110 inch and 99 inch’ sizes globally beginning ...

03 March 2021 / 12:35GMT Not every new television technology lives up to the hype. Remember curved screens? Or 3D TV? No, us neither, not really - and if you happen to have a curved 3D TV, well, you also have our sympathy. Mini LED might just be the real deal, though – a TV technology that deserves the ‘NEW!’ and ‘IMPROVED!’ tag. Samsung whipped the covers off its Mini LED line-up even before Virtual CES 2021 was properly under way and now the first of its ‘Neo QLED’ TVs (which is how it’s describing its particular implementation of the technology) is here. Spoiler alert – ...

. The new TVs include Micro LED models, Neo QLED and lifestyle TVs and the monitor lineup includes Smart Monitor, a new Odyssey G9 gaming monitor and the Interactive Display FLIP 75-inch. In the audio category, Samsung has introduced new 2021 Q-series soundbar models that come with the company's Q-Symphony tech.  Let's take a detailed look at major announcements made at the event. Micro LED TVs  Samsung debuted Micro LED technology in 2018 with the Wall - which is a customizable system of modules that can be put together to make a screen as large as 292-inches. At Tuesday's event, the co...

OLED-busting tech combines with a simply staggering screen performance to make this Samsung’s new TV darling

While we previewed Samsung's flagship Neo QLED 4K and 8K back in January, all of the company's 2021 TVs are now up for order directly from Samsung. Comparing the QLEDs — which start at just $549.99 — year over year, you'll notice some small differences with subtle improvements, including a sleeker design, better audio and a high-end 4K picture. Neo QLEDs will deliver the biggest improvement and aim to take on OLEDs from Sony and LG.