Samsung’s latest keynote Unbox and Discover ended a couple of days ago so let me bring you a summarized version of what has been announced.
First up is the Korean giant’s focus on Neo QLED 8K and OLED products. The flagship representative of the Neo QLED 8K comes in the form of the QN900C bringing in groundbreaking Auto HDR Remastering and 8K AI Upscaling for yet another level of immersion and unique experience.
With the new 98-inch model to fill up every living room, it can find, the support of Dolby Atmos and Q-Symphony 3.0 envelops viewers in scenes like never before.
On the other hand, Samsung’s long-time lead in OLED technology found a new ceiling to break and it is the achievement of ‘World’s 1st PANTONE-Validated HDR OLED” thanks to the Neural Quantum Processor 4K. Realized via the S95C and S90C, one can discover the true beauty of colors hosted within an Infinity One or LaserSlim frame.
For gamers, the Odyssey Neo G9 is a 55-inch curved screen with dual UHD resolution packed with a powerful sound system and multitasking capabilities and it is one not to miss when it comes to premium gaming monitors.
For H2 2023, it will also come in 57-inch with another 49-inch OLED version following suit.
The Gaming Hub has also received upgrades to host several cloud gaming platforms like Amazon Luna, GeForce NOW, Utomik, and Xbox Cloud. Many features within the Game Bar provide advantages to players including Mini Map Zoom and Virtual Aim Point can be accessed as well.
Turning the topic to smart lifestyle, Samsung has refreshed its SmartThings ecosystem by listing 5 important aspects when it comes to what the products of that lineup provide.
- Instant Connection – One-click setup when setting up a new SmartThings device
- Automated Connection – Set up connections between SmartThings devices automatically when a new one has been added to the circle
- Hub Everywhere – Most SmartThings product comes with an IoT hub that acts as a dashboard
- Expansive Compatibility – Thanks to Home Connectivity Alliance and the MATTER standards, a wide variety of 3rd party devices works with SmartThings
- Security – New Samsung Knox Vault encrypts all local data thanks to CC EAL 6+ certification
Lastly, Samsung didn’t forget to list out their new approach when it comes to sustainability by turning CO2 into recycled materials, using fewer materials, and upcycling products and packaging.
For this year, its line of TVs, monitors, and remote controls utilize recycled resin made from at least 50% recycled materials on top of sustainable packaging in shipping boxes. Aside from that, the AI Energy Mode in monitors dynamically scales power draw based on usage patterns while the 3rd-gen SolarCell Remote is now more compact and uses fewer materials in general.
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