THIS IS QLED TV, Part 5: Spearheading the Big Screen TV Trend

That was the survey question posed in May to members of the AVS forum, an online community and platform for display device professionals.

How the New Samsung Chef Collection Will Transform Daily Life

... their oven or refrigerator being connected to the Internet or showcasing their personal style.

[Interview] Galaxy S8 UX Designers Explain What it Took to Create One Continuous Experience

United by a single, continuous visual and sound experience, the Galaxy S8 was designed to blend seamlessly into one’s life, enabling a more natural interaction between the user and the device.

Redefining the Game: Samsung Introduces First HDR QLED Gaming Monitors

Samsung Electronics today introduced the future of gaming with the unveiling of its new CHG90 and CHG70 curved monitors, which feature the powerful High Dynamic Range (HDR) picture enhancement technology typically reserved for televisions.

THIS IS QLED TV, Part 2: Winning the Top 5%

Each year, manufacturers around the world produce a wide range of TVs that collectively exceed some 200 million units.

Samsung Electronics Launches Global Rollout of The Frame TV

Samsung Electronics today announced its first exclusive launch of The Frame TV and will begin the global roll out, starting in Switzerland and Norway, then expanding to other global markets next week, including Austria, Belgium, Germany, France, the United States and Korea.

[Design Story] Experience the Innovation, Samsung Lifestyle TV

When choosing items to design their spaces, people no longer seek technical premiums, or blindly follow trends.

Samsung Electronics Raises the Bar for the TV Accessory Market

Samsung Electronics, the leading global TV manufacturer, announced the rollout of its QLED TV accessories, featuring unique TV stands and its own transparent ‘Invisible Connection’ optical cables.

The History of Samsung TVs’ Amalgamation of Art and Technology

Samsung TVs and art share a rich history, dating back to the early 1980’s when its TVs were first used by renowned artist Nam June Paik for his groundbreaking exhibition, ‘TV View Jak’.