Samsung schedules a CES 2021 event for January 11 Comments

• Adrenalin101
• RrK
• 11 Dec 2020

Anonymous, 09 Dec 2020until OLED can fix the burn-in issue, and peak brightness limitation, there is always a market... moreDon't be silly. It will come with a remote just no batteries.
It will also not come with a power cord because I'm sure everyone has spare/old ones laying around.

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• Anonymous
• ucQ
• 09 Dec 2020

Anonymous, 08 Dec 2020They have been beat by LG in the TV department for years now. For whatever reason made QLED (b... moreuntil OLED can fix the burn-in issue, and peak brightness limitation, there is always a market for QLED.

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• Anna
• u15
• 09 Dec 2020

If they are really launching QLED TVs at CES 2021, I am sure, they won't include remote control and other accessories with it for environment reason.

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• Anonymous
• mpq
• 09 Dec 2020

Will they announce their latest plastic technology to make it look like a glass to be used on the back of their S'pid phone?

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• Anonymous
• JFh
• 08 Dec 2020

They have been beat by LG in the TV department for years now. For whatever reason made QLED (basica VA panels) their go-to tech for TVs and are now looking positively ancient.

Meanwhile LG reached a point where they can do 4k @ 120 hz, with zero pixel retention (thank you oled panel) incredible viewing angles and true black. I mean they are years, possibly decades behind LG (Samsung is), don't know what they can do to catch up? MicroLED?

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• AnonD-920712
• txp
• 08 Dec 2020

will their eco friendly power brick program announced there?

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