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It uses a scaled-down zone-dimming backlight compared to the flagship Q9FN.

Four TVs from LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony were competing

More digital art to choose from, a refreshed user interface, the Bixby voice assistant, and support for HDR10+.

8K OLED may be lagging behind

By combining OLED with quantum dots Samsung hopes to create brighter and more colorful displays

HDR10+ is an open format created as an alternative to Dolby Vision.

FlatpanelsHD exclusively report that 55-75" Q8DN models are coming to Europe in July.

Leading analyst predicted that "QLED" would race past OLED.

Samsung's new ’NU’ ranges will replace last year’s MU models. These are mid-range 4K LCD TVs

Together with a PC, Xbox One S or One X, FreeSync will allow for smoother gaming.

Samsung's premium TVs for 2018 are now shipping in the US and Europe

Samsung will continue to push "QLED" LCD TVs. The flagship now has FALD. Samsung is also focusing on HDR10+, design, gaming & improved smarts

The "QLED" LCD has a full array local dimming system and is one of of Samsung’s flagship TVs. What do you want to know?

2018 TVs will support HDMI 2.1’s VRR (variable refresh rate) as well as FreeSync at up to 120Hz.

‘The Roku Channel’ offers Hollywood movies and TV for free. It is coming to Samsung Smart TVs “this summer”

Samsung's high-end TVs will be considerably cheaper in 2018 as the company hopes to combat rivals' OLED TVs

Xbox One S and One X will gain support for AMD FreeSync, 1440p output resolution, and ‘Auto Low Latency Mode’

It will include a range of “QLED” LCD TVs from the Q9 to the Q6 - some with FALD. Samsung will also introduce an ’Ambient Mode’

Q7 will be available in flat (Q7FN) and curved (Q7CN) versions. The 65” Q6N is priced at $2200.

Q9N will offer HDR10+ support, “Full Array Elite” backlight, and LCD technology. It will be available in 65 and 75" sizes starting at $3799

A mix of curved and flat edge-lit LCD TVs with 4K, HDR10+, ‘Auto Game Mode’ & new smart TV features. Prices range from $800-4000

LG is planning to unveil a microLED TV that is even larger than Samsung's 'The Wall', according to Korean media

Samsung’s 146-inch ‘The Wall’, and the first TV based on microLED display technology, will arrive in August, according to Samsung's president of visual display

Samsung is currently working on combining the advantages of quantum dot and OLED display technology, claims ETNews

Here is how to turn off ACR and other types of tracking systems.

It also found that all of the TVs collect very detailed user information through "automatic content recognition".

The brightest green QD ever. This will allow TVs and displays in general to expand the palette of colors by more than 50%, it was claimed

Apps are using questionable methods that involve audio recognition – even when you are not using the app.

Samsung is bringing its voice assistant, Bixby, to its TVs in 2018, and once again promising to enable SmartThings for home control on TVs

But before that can happen, Samsung has a few kinks to iron out.