At CES last year, Samsung showed off its new Micro LED display technology in the form of The Wall, a modular 146-in TV. This year there’s a more consumer-ready, 75-in version – or if 146 ...

This ultra-large LED wall measures 24 x 4.5 meters – that's 960 inches across if you wanted to compare to the TV screen and is designed to be big enough as a backdrop in a massive sound stage at ...

MicroLED is based on Samsung's Cinema Screen technology, designed for movie theaters. The Wall is the house-size version, a mere 146 inches diagonal. That's a TV over 10 feet wide and almost 6 ...

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The Wall's "micro LED" display has many of the same benefits as next-generation OLED displays, but without any of the drawbacks like "burn-in." LAS VEGAS - Samsung introduced a new 4K HDR TV the ...

Samsung has come to CES 2018 with an enormous TV it refers that it has branded The Wall — and it’s also touted as “the world’s first modular TV.” The Wall measures 146 inches and uses ...

Samsung showed up in a big way at the 2019 Consumer ... and appliances company's new 219-inch Micro LED TV, nicknamed The Wall, ... visible from about 6 feet away from the screen, ...

Ahead of CES 2021, Samsung announced a new version of The Wall that would be available in sizes as small as 88 inches – with a screen-splitting video feed feature to help viewers make use of the ...

Samsung today announced two new versions of The Wall, its flagship high-resolution, large-screen format, modular Micro LED display.

Samsung is taking the idea of a “big screen TV” to the next level. The South Korean electronics maker has unveiled a gigantic 146-inch television they are calling “The Wall.” ...

The Wall For Virtual Production, which launched this week, is an ultra-large LED wall that enables studios to put actors in front of pretty much anything you can put on a display.

With projectors lagging behind the latest TV tech, Samsung's Cinema Screen and Sony's CLEDIS technologies promise massive, wall-size images that can do 4K, HDR and more. Geoffrey Morrison Contributor ...