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Samsung launches 2020 8K QLED TV lineup in South Korea

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Last updated: March 19th, 2020 at 08:14 UTC+01:00

Earlier this year, Samsung had unveiled brand new 8K QLED smart TV lineup with improved audio and video quality during CES 2020. Now, the company has announced that it has launched those new QLED TVs in South Korea. Samsung's new QLED TVs are available in nine models, which are available in various sizes.

The company has doubled the number of 8K QLED TVs so that consumers have enough choice if they want to buy premium TVs. The QT800, QT900S, and the QT950S lineups are offered from sizes starting at 55 inches and go as high as 85 inches. The 55-inch version of the TV will be available in the first half of the year, while the 65-inch, 75-inch, 82-inch, and 85-inch versions of the TVs will be available shortly in Korea.

Samsung QT950S 8K QLED TV South Korea

The flagship TV in Samsung's new lineup, the 85-inch QT950S, is priced at KRW 19.4 million (around $15,100). The 75-inch and 65-inch versions are priced at KRW 13.9 million (around $11,000) and KRW 9.2 million (around $7,200). The QT950S TV features an entirely bezel-less screen design with a 99% screen-to-body ratio.

Samsung's new 8K QLED TVs use the AI Quantum Processor 8K to smoothly playback 8K videos and upscale 4K or Full HD videos to 8K using artificial intelligence. The AI Control feature adjusts brightness and sound as per the scene for an optimal viewing experience.

The AI Quantum Sound feature uses AI for object-based audio to be reproduced using the TV's built-in six-speaker setup. The Active Voice Amplifier technology detects the voice of persons in the video and makes it sound more precise and louder when necessary. With the Q Symphony feature, which received the CES 2020 Top Innovation Award, utilizes the resources of the TV's speakers and Samsung's Q series soundbars to reproduce richer and powerful audio.

Samsung 8K QLED TV South Korea Launch

Samsung has also launched its 4K QLED TV lineup in South Korea. It consists of five models—QT60, QT70, QT80, QT90, and QT95—which are available in varying screen sizes: 43 inches, 50 inches, 55 inches, 65 inches, 75 inches, 82 inches, and 85 inches. The 85-inch QT95 4K QLED TV is priced at KRW 15 million (around $12,000). The 75-inch and 65-inch versions are priced at KRW 6.8 million (around $5,300) and KRW 4.69 million (around $3,700), respectively.

The company has also launched lifestyle TVs, The Frame, The Serif, and The Sero, in its home market. These TVs are available in a variety of sizes: 43 inches, 50 inches, 55 inches, 65 inches, and 75 inches. Samsung has a collection of more than 1,000 artworks to be displayed on these TVs when they're in the ambient mode. The Vertical TV, which has a portrait orientation, has also been launched. It has a 43-inch screen and comes in two colors: Navy Blue and White.

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