Samsung Resembles the Names of His Television Sets to the Galaxy S: What Will Change in the Models Normal, Plus and Ultra
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Samsung has plans to organize the TV catalog on three different levels: AI TV Basic, AI TV Plus and AI TV Ultra. According to the ETNews website, the change should be applied in 2027. Segmentation reminds us of what the South Korean company does with the Galaxy S line of mobile phones, such as S26, S26 Plus and S26 Ultra. The new, more intuitive system could simplify the difference between more advanced device input models without the need to us…
QLED, Neo QLED, OLED, Mini LED, Micro RGB, Crystal UHD. Samsung's TV catalog has been swelling with technology names for years. The Koreans have a plan.
According to recent rumors from South Korea, Samsung wants to move its TV division strategically closer to the mobile department next year.On the one hand, you want less strong...To post: Samsung probably divides its TVs from 2027 into Basic, Plus and Ultra Where you can follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Stay up to date? Adds us to Google as the preferred source!
Allegedly, Samsung will redesign its entire TV range in 2027. According to this, the three categories Basic, Plus and Ultra are coming in. The latter would then be reminiscent of Samsung's smartphone flagships, which also include standard, Plus and Ultra devices. Thus, it is said that Samsung wants to classify its simple mini LED TVs in the level base. However, one is currently arguing [...] This post Samsung krempelts its TV range in 2027 proba…
The Samsung brand could classify its premium TV in 3 levels, and following the model of its Galaxy smartphone ranges. A welcome household in a catalogue saturated with acronyms, but which could make the gap between an OLED and an even less legible LCD in radius. In front of a wall of screens in store, it [...]
QLED, Neo QLED, OLED, Micro RGB... After years of increasing trade names, Samsung would consider reviewing the presentation of its high-end TV sets. A simplification welcome on paper, but which could make the technological differences even less obvious for buyers.
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