I got to spend a couple of hours by myself with Samsung’s first TV to use Micro RGB technology – and I’ve never seen anything ...

In this video, Kate introduces you to the Samsung Micro RGB TV, a 115" unit featuring a new kind of LED backlight. It kicks ...

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When it comes to the best TVs, the landscape has been changing rapidly in recent years. There are all kinds of new technologies: ones to boost brightness, colour volume, and offset motion blur.

It's been a huge IFA for TVs this year, both figuratively and literally. RGB Mini/Micro LED has taken the industry by storm, cementing itself as the next big thing in TV technology, and this new panel ...

Samsung has officially announced its new Micro RGB TV, a 115-inch display that the company says is the first in the world to use a micro-scale RGB LED backlight. At the core of the design is Samsung's ...

During Samsung's traditional IFA conference, the South Korean company unveiled several new products, including the long-rumored Galaxy S25 FE smartphone, the Galaxy Tab S11 series, its first Micro RGB ...

I've tested a lot of TVs, and I think RGB backlight systems could be what moves display quality forward. I've seen two models from Hisense and Samsung and I'm impressed. I’m PCMag’s home theater and ...

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Hisense calls it RGB-MiniLED, and Samsung calls it Micro RGB, but even those names have been tweaked from when they were first shown off at CES (TriChroma for Hisense and RGB MicroLED for Samsung), so ...

Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics' television businesses have fallen from their former status as "flagship divisions" to becoming performance "obstacles," frequently losing ground in competition ...