Samsung’s new The Wall is a 1000-inch micro LED marvel

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Samsung's new The Wall is a k-inch micro LED marvel

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Your friend who constantly brags well-nigh his 85" Samsung QN90A Neo TV has nothing on The Wall.

Samsung has unveiled the 2021 version of the The Wall, a 1,000-inch brandish that runs at 120Hz, with 1,600 nits of brightness and at up to a 16K resolution. For context, that'due south 15,360 ten 2,160, or over 33 one thousand thousand pixels. It's not really meant for homes — apart from the über wealthy — but rather events centers and large corporate complexes.

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The wall tin can be configured to come in either an 8K or 16K resolution. The press release did not mention if the size could be altered, although it seems as if the display is made up of smaller modules that can be snapped together. Each display has to exist ordered direct through Samsung. Pricing was also not given.

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"Samsung is defended to creating the most innovative displays for those at the forefront of video cosmos and brand experiences," said Hyesung Ha, senior vice president of Visual Display Business at Samsung said in a printing release. "The 2021 The Wall is our most immersive and versatile display withal, giving businesses complete command to create their dream environments."

Per The Wall's official website, the gargantuan display has multiple utilise cases. Of course, it can exist used to adorn corporate campuses or convention centers, but information technology tin can also be used in studios in lieu of a green screen. A like technique was used in The Mandalorian. Other possibilities include beingness able to affix The Wall to a ceiling to create a video version of Michelangelo'south Sistine Chapel, running aslope walls in flagship retail outlets, or, for the super affluent, wall mounted in a mansion as a main goggle box.

(Prototype credit: Samsung)

Given that most content is not filmed at 8 or 16K, Samsung will utilize an AI-based upscaling technology to ensure video doesn't look blurry. The technology will use xvi different neural networks, forth with a Micro AI processor, to optimize picture upwards to 8K in resolution. Samsung besides claims that the display will apply Ultra Chroma technology to create RGB colors "twice as pure and more accurate than conventional LEDs." Pixels as well are 40% smaller, "increasing the pure blackness infinite between pixels for enhanced color uniformity and college picture contrast."

While there's no specific release engagement for The Wall, Samsung is taking orders and will ship towards the terminate of the year.

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Imad Khan is news editor at Tom's Guide, helping straight the day'due south breaking coverage. Prior to working at the site, Imad was a full-time freelancer, with bylines at the New York Times, the Washington Postal service and ESPN. Exterior of work, you can find him sitting blankly in front of a Give-and-take certificate trying desperately to write the first pages of a new book.

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