Samsung brings its first 4K OLED TV to Brazil and offers an option for 8K; see prices
Samsung announced, this Tuesday (6), the arrival of its first OLED TV for the Brazilian market. The model has a 4K resolution, comes in two sizes and arrives in Brazil with a very generous catalog of options for many pockets and room sizes in which they will be placed.
What you need to know:
The new OLED TV with 4K resolution is the first from Samsung for Brazil and marks a change, since the company has always bet on the LCD with its quantum dots: it is from them that the QLED name appears. Called the S90C, the new TV has very narrow bezels and is available in 55- and 65-inch sizes. Like any TV with organic diodes, each pixel has its own light and this causes black to be the area without light, greatly increasing contrast.
If Samsung ended up giving up on OLED, at least it brought its own quantum dot technology to improve color reproduction. To handle content that isn’t shot in 4K, the S90C has 20 neural networks focused on upscaling, to take greater advantage of artificial intelligence and thus give more clarity to what was shot in 1080p or lower.
Samsung OLED may appeal to gamers
The S90C’s OLED screen has a refresh rate of up to 144Hz, can take advantage of AMD’s Freesync Premium Pro, as well as making life easier for those who have done something in much wider aspect ratios, such as 21:9 and 32: 9. In addition, the TV can mirror part of the screen to an external monitor or Samsung tablet – an important detail for games.
For those looking for even higher resolution, Neo QLED 8K offers as much content as possible in 2023, even with some cases where we already have 16K screens appearing in some prototypes. The highlight goes to the QN900C of this family, for having adopted Mini LEDs to further reduce the lighting points on the screen.
Here are 64 neural networks to make rare 8K not ugly when you encounter more common resolutions, like Full HD (1080p) and 4K. The AI of this model and the QN800C also promises improvements when converting SDR to HDR – that’s what I want to see.
The Neo QLED 8K models use a 90 watt audio system in 6.2.4 audio channels, signed Dolby Atmos. These TVs are available in sizes of 85 inches for the QNC900C and 65, 75 and 85 inches for the QN800C. There are other 4K models with the same processor and for smaller rooms, such as 43 and 50 inches on the QN90C and 55 and 65 inches on the QN85C.
An important point is that all the models announced by Samsung this week use a remote control with a solar panel. With that, the company promises not to use replaceable batteries, as artificial lighting is enough to power the circuits. If the user prefers, a USB-C port plays the role of allowing the charging to arrive.
When and how much?
Prices vary in the same way as models. The most expensive of all is the 85-inch QN900C, with a suggested retail price of R$80,749, while the QN85C can be found in 55-inch for R$5,799. Even cheaper models have also been announced for the QLED and Crystal UHD 4K lines for Brazil, but the values have not been disclosed.
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