Samsung’s The Wall series is always about its name – becoming part of a wall that blends in seamlessly at comically large sizes that millionaires replace their projectors with. The latest member of the line has been launched today, the new The Wall All-In-One.
Available in sizes of 110-inch and 146-inch (And 49mm thick) with resolutions of 2K for the former and 2K/4K for the latter, the “Wall in One” features all the good stuff including Black Seal technology for increased black levels and depth alongside Ultra Chroma that shortens wavelengths to create RGB outputs 2x purer and more accurate. 20-bit processing guarantees a superior contrast ratio and smoother, more natural gradients, and don’t forget the in-house Micro AI Processor that enhances quality while removing noises on the fly.
Not only it operates in your standard 50Hz/60Hz TV standard, it actually supports up to 120Hz refresh rate together with HDMI 2.1 ports which means you can get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series X. There’s even an optional toggle to enable the interpolating feature that adds frames to any video source to make your YouTube videos from 60FPS to 120FPS!
It also eliminates the need for setting up any other bothersome things such as hubs and control boxes since it comes with all of those things in a single package. So just hook up any Samsung or compatible audio and video equipment and the TV will take care of the rest for you.
Additionally, similar to other models, the All-In-One can be installed by professionals within 2 hours to enable a quick and easy setup for your new home or office.
Although a last year product, Samsung finally gave a chance to let us demo the gigantic Odyssey Ark live, and just for a quick refresh, it is a beastly 55-inch 1000R curved gaming monitor with 165Hz refresh rate operating a Quantum Mini-LED backlight that can reach the standards of Quantum HDR2000 with ease.
The accompanying Ark Dial is what further pushes this monitor into another league. With it, you can adjust the window size of multiple video sources without touching anything within Windows, increase or decrease volume, navigate through OSD menus, and more. The strip on the upper part is a solar panel that will keep the remote up and going for as long as time goes on.
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