Samsung Neo QLEDs are at the forefront of premium screens thanks to their cutting-edge Mini LED and Quantum dot technology, which provides excellent contrast and vivid, accurate color reproduction. When viewed on a larger screen, the Neo QLEDs’ exceptional picture quality becomes even more apparent.
Thanks to Quantum Matrix Technology and a massive grid of Quantum Mini LEDs, Samsung’s Neo QLED 4K, the QN100B 98″ provides consumers with the highest level of ultra-fine light control. This permits watchers to see every detail on the screen, even in the haziest of scenes, with more profound variety and difference. To ensure that every frame is of the highest quality, subtle nuances in light and color are analyzed and shifted scene by scene.
This screen has been praised not only for its unparalleled performance as a television for consumers’ favorite movies, shows, and games but also by numerous industry professionals and users. The massive Neo QLED 4K was recently praised by IMAX for its performance in their crucial reference environment, where it produced an extremely precise and accurate image.
“After calibrating and reviewing this new model TV, I can tell you that we were excited to see how closely the image quality matches our reference mastering monitor that we use in post-production finishing work,” said Bruce Markoe, the SVP and Head of Post Production at IMAX Corporation. “We see value in using very large, high-quality displays in mastering content for IMAX Enhanced masters. Having a large sized screen with proper image quality creates the best way to apply and utilize our DMR technology during the mastering process.”
A specialized display device called a reference monitor is used for color grading in post-production. For teams to produce the most precise and high-quality output possible, reference monitors need to produce extremely accurate images.
The mastering monitor used in IMAX films must be extremely accurate to accurately display the creators’ intent, as IMAX films are produced using cameras with resolutions up to 16K.
Neo QLED 8K Enhance the Premium Viewing Experience
Samsung Neo QLED 8K screens, which offer the stunning picture quality consumers have come to expect from Samsung in an even more stunning 8K resolution, are a step up from the already high-performing Neo QLED 4K. The cutting-edge upscaling neural networks, which are powered by the Neo Quantum Processor 8K, guarantee that all content will be displayed with the utmost precision and flawless picture quality.
A high-quality 8K television is a surefire way to safeguard a home entertainment system for the future as streaming platforms begin to offer content optimized for a larger 1.9:1 screen ratio, which is ideal for an immersive cinematic experience.
Neo QLED 4K and 8K are driving up the price of premium televisions
The availability of more content-enhanced features and activities on your television indicates that the purchase of ever-larger television screens is not only anticipated to continue but also to expand. Omdia predicts that the market for televisions larger than 80 inches will expand by more than 24 percent, reaching 3.5 million units in 2023 from 2.8 million units in 2022.
Samsung’s top-notch television setup has additionally hardened its authority in the Broadcast business for a great 17 years. Samsung sold 9.65 million QLED and Neo QLED televisions in 2022, bringing its total sales since the QLED product’s introduction in 2017 to 35 million.
“Neo QLED offers one of the most premium viewing experience for large screens over 75-inches, and we believe they are the future of home entertainment,” said Seokwoo Yong, Executive Vice President and Deputy Head of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “As more content and features become available to consumers, Neo QLED 4K and 8K TVs will help consumers get the most out of these new contents while providing breathtaking visuals packed with lifelike details.”
In 2022, Samsung also dominated the ultra-large TV market, accounting for 36.1% and 42.9% of the market for TVs larger than 75 inches.
