Did you think your 65-inch TV was big enough? Currently, Samsung is rolling out its MicroLED modular televisions around the world, with a maximum screen size of 292 inches, for the most ambitious.
What is microled? This is panel technology developed by Samsung for creating LED displays of various shapes and sizes, primarily using smaller LED building blocks to assemble a larger whole, such as the incredibly high-tech Lego.
Each block measures 806,4 x 453,6 mm (approximately 36 inches diagonally), with a screen resolution of 960 x 540 pixels (HD). This allows it to accommodate impressive television sizes. In fact, Samsung launched a version of Samsung The Wall, the brand of its MicroLED models, up to 292 inches with a resolution of 8K.
Other sizes include 146 inches and 219 inches, as if that wasn't enough, the smallest is 75 inches, which is already one of the biggest tastes in television today.
Go big or go home
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The market for MicroLED TV of this size will undoubtedly be small. How many of us can even install a 75-inch television at home?
There is definitely an attraction for businesses and personal residences, which Samsung describes in a PDF version of The Wall:
"A modular form factor allows you to tailor The Wall's size, shape and proportion to your spatial and aesthetic needs." It is a spacious hallway or corridor. 39, a private home theater, The Wall gives the freedom to create to make the most of all spaces ".
You can check out the Samsung product page here, with a contact form for purchase requests or pricing information (this will be a lot). Given the customizable size, it's not really something you can buy from the market.
Via Anandtech