Ahead of its CES Keynote on Tuesday, Samsung has already announced a ton of new products in its Home Entertainment category. That includes the world’s first 144Hz 4K TV. Obviously, that is geared more towards gamers, and is going to offer faster, smoother and more competitive gameplay than ever before. Samsung is making it easier to hop right into the action with multiple ways to play. This includes the ability to play via your gaming console, or via Samsung’s brand-new cloud streaming service in Gaming Hub.
Speaking of the Gaming Hub, Samsung is also debuting that in its new Tizen OS for its TVs, among other new features. The Gaming Hub allows you to access a wide range of console and streaming games, all in one place. This new one-stop hub on Samsung TVs will allow you to power up your game straight from the home screen. Allowing you to jump right into your game.
Samsung is also adding the new Ambient Mode to the new Home Screen. So when you’re done playing your game, or watching TV, you can select Ambient Mode and watch your favorite art, photos and even NFT’s on your Samsung TV.
The next-generation of Neo QLED TVs
Samsung is also introducing its latest generation of Neo QLED TVs, in both 4K and 8K variants. They feature new imaging, AI, and audio enhancements, the 2022 Neo QLED TV is designed for elevating all your entertainment experiences. These new TVs have impeccable visuals, from the brightest brights to the darkest darks. That is all thanks to Samsung’s quantum’s mini-LED technology and its all-new Shape Adaptive Light Control.
Thanks to Active Voice Amplifier, Object Tracking Sound and SpaceFit Sound, you can feel like you’re right there in the room with your favorite artist. That’s how good these TVs are going to sound.
And in addition to the first 4K 144Hz TV, Samsung’s Neo QLED lineup will offer the world’s first 8K 144Hz TV.
The Frame TVs come in larger sizes now
Samsung’s The Frame TVs have been pretty popular in the past few years. And this year, you’ll be able to get them in sizes ranging from 32″ up to 85″.
In 2022, it has been engineered to maximize light scattering surface irregularities, the Frame’s display gives consumers the most realistic art and content experiences yet for exceptional onscreen images.
There’s also a new UX on The Frame TVs, which makes it easier to find art you love and curates recommendations for new favorites based on your tastes. After all, that’s a big selling point for this line of TVs. The ability to use it as artwork or a picture frame when you’re not watching TV. And with it being a QLED TV, it makes it even easier.
This is just some of Samsung’s CES 2022 announcements, and we’d expect to hear more at their Keynote on Tuesday night.
2022-01-03 15:08:50