Samsung's new 89-inch Micro LED TV costs the same as 12 of its 98-inch QLED 4K TVs
The reason it's so much better is that Micro LED uses LEDs that are tiny and able to function as individual pixels. These pixels are their own light source, which means they don't require backlighting. The result is that screens are slimmer and images are better controlled. What this looks like is brighter pictures, greater color fidelity and better contrast. What's more, Micro LED won't degrade like OLED displays do.
The problem up until now is Micro LED tech has only been in super large displays. So, even though an 89-inch TV might sound huge, it's actually small compared to what came before it and a step towards making Micro LED TVs in more reasonable sizes that we might be able to squeeze into our homes. That certainly seems like Samsung's goal.
"Starting with the 89-inch model, we will expand the Micro LED lineup to 76, 101, and 114-inch to expand consumers' ultra-premium TV choices and lead the market by maintaining the super-gap in next-generation display technology," Taehwan Hwang, VP of Samsung Electronics Korea, said, as reported byOf course, the size might be getting more realistic, but the price is still high compared to other display tech because it's still new, advanced and, therefore, difficult to make.
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