Samsung announced its large TV product range this year. It includes six great uses for AI that won't take your job or make up photos of your closest people.
Our top pick is the Samsung S95D. This is his OLED TV, which Samsung is announcing is “glare-free” thanks to a new anti-reflective screen layer. This 55-inch version starts at £2,499.
Even better than that is the 8K QN900D. This is a monster QLED TV that starts at 65 inches and costs £4999 and reaches a stratospheric 85 inches.
Is it a little rich for your budget? Something like the Samsung QN90D might be a good fit. This Neo QLED TV is available in sizes as small as 43 inches, with prices starting from a more affordable £1,399.
Great success with AI
This is just a small sampling of Samsung's entire range of TVs, and frankly it's a huge amount, so you can find out more on Samsung's website. But for now, let's take a closer look at these uses of AI. All of these are powered by Samsung's latest NQ4 AI Gen2 processor. Ready?
- 8K AI Upscaling Pro upgrades all your content up to 8K resolution. Naturally, this only applies to 8K sets. There is also a 4K version.
- AI Auto Game Mode automatically notifies you when a game is in progress and tweaks settings accordingly to reduce lag.
- AI Energy Mode saves you money on your bill and reduces energy consumption by changing the image based on your surrounding light conditions.
- Active Voice Amplifier Pro sounds like a boon for Christopher Nolan movies, giving it a boost to bring out dialogue and make it clearer.
- Object Tracking Sound Pro2 also adjusts the audio to better represent what's happening on screen.
- AI Motion Enhancer Pro 2 significantly improves the clarity of fast motion, a big boon for sports and action movies.
Are these all brand new technologies? I hate it. Are they all definitely legitimate AI? That's debatable. But watching TV is a clear sign of exactly how much is going on behind the scenes.
These new Samsung sets will be available in retail stores starting May 15th.
