Samsung officially announced the news today (20) on its QD-OLED 4K smart TV portfolio. Launch of the S90C and S95C series. Both are equipped with Neural Quantum processor powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and are available in 55, 65 and 75 inch sizes, all with anti-reflective coating.
With the promise of brighter images and optimized contrast, televisions have been upgraded to 4K and richness of detail is enhanced even at lower resolutions. there is still 144Hz frequency support in game mode and Dolby Atmos.
A more affordable model, the Samsung S90C features Quantum HDR OLED, which uses “AI deep learning” to analyze every scene displayed, delivering greater richness and color accuracy. Another highlight is Object Tracking Sound Lite technology for more realistic 3D sound.
It’s compatible with Samsung Gaming Hub, which lets you play Xbox games directly on TV without a console, and many other streaming services available on the Tizen system. Samsung S90C TV starts at $1,899equivalent of R$9.9 thousand with the quote of the day.
slim design
The Samsung S95C brings some differences over the “basic” model, starting with the slim profile. only 4mm thick. It uses a Slim One Connect add-on box for cables and connections and provides near-zero wall mounting.
Quantum HDR OLED+ and Object Tracking Sound+ are available along with improvements to the S90C series, including up to 30% brighter and more accurate sound than last year’s S95B version. It also supports the same Tizen apps and the latest versions of the brand’s soundbar.
Samsung S95C smart TV starts at $2,499or as a direct conversion of BRL 13.1 thousand excluding taxes and duties.
Source: Tec Mundo
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