Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational electronics corporation and one of the world's largest technology companies, with significant operations in audio and consumer electronics since its founding in 1982. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, Samsung has established a substantial presence in the global audio market through their comprehensive range of audio devices including Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds, soundbars, portable Bluetooth speakers, home theater systems, and premium audio components integrated into their smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. Samsung's audio division emphasizes innovation through advanced features like Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), spatial audio, seamless ecosystem integration between Galaxy devices, and AI-enhanced sound processing. Their audio products are known for quality engineering, cutting-edge technology, and intelligent connectivity that integrates with Samsung's broader ecosystem of smartphones, televisions, home appliances, and smart home devices. The company operates significant subsidiaries worldwide, including major facilities in Schwalbach, Germany, and maintains active research and development in next-generation audio technologies including wireless charging cases, adaptive sound, and immersive audio experiences. Samsung's mission to 'inspire people and open new possibilities' drives their continued innovation in consumer audio technology.
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The Samsung SM85HX Spatial Signage Display received the CES Innovation Award 2026, marking its debut recognition in the Corporate Technology category.
Announced during IFA 2025, this 85-inch display offers immersive 3D experiences without the need for specialized glasses, enhancing visual realism.
With a sleek design featuring a 52-mm thin bezel, it seamlessly integrates into various environments, from retail spaces to sports venues.

Over the past 25 years, prices for LCD TVs have decreased by over 90%, while screen size and resolution have improved.
Advances in manufacturing, such as scaling up glass sheet sizes, have significantly reduced production costs for screens.
Automation, cleanroom processes, and enhanced materials have further optimized LCD production efficiency and quality.

Samsung showcased innovative technologies at CES, including conceptual devices like the AI OLED Turntable, which features a circular OLED display replacing traditional vinyl.
The AI OLED Cassette Player combines retro design with modern OLED panels, exemplifying Samsung's approach to blending nostalgia with cutting-edge advancements.
A potential application of circular OLED technology is the AI OLED Bot, a robot equipped with a 13-inch OLED facial display designed for educational assistance.
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Global television shipments are projected to decline in 2026, with a significant 4.8% decrease anticipated in the Chinese market due to reduced demand.
Developing regions such as Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Africa are experiencing slowed growth, influenced by increased data storage costs.
Industry shifts include production relocations from China to countries like Mexico; TCL and Hi-Tech are expanding facilities by 2025–2026.

The CES 2026 is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas from January 6 to 9, showcasing cutting-edge technologies.
LG, Samsung, and Panasonic are expected to unveil new OLED TVs, with advancements like "Primary-RGB-Tandem" technology.
RGB Mini-LED TVs, offering superior color accuracy and brightness with compact LED zones, are anticipated from major brands.
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Samsung's CES 2026 highlights include the HW-Q990H, an 11.1.4 soundbar system with Dolby Atmos and "Sound Elevation" for enhanced dialogue clarity.
Introducing the HW-QS90H, an all-in-one 7.1.2 soundbar featuring 13 drivers and a quad-bass woofer system, suitable for versatile installations.
New Wi-Fi speakers, Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7, offer innovative designs and advanced audio capabilities like Hi-Res and Q-Symphony compatibility.
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Samsung and LG unveiled new OLED TVs at CES 2026, marking the launch of next-generation television technologies.
Prices for previous-year TV models traditionally decline during spring; however, this year might see a reversal of trends.
Over 95% of televisions globally still feature LCD panels, despite high-end OLED popularity remaining stable.

Samsung Display unveils QD-OLED panels at CES 2026, featuring peak brightness of 4,500 nits, enhancing HDR content clarity and vibrancy.
The panels utilize optimized organic materials, achieving improved color rendering and compatibility with AI-driven image enhancement algorithms.
RGB micro-OLED panels with a record pixel density of 5,000 ppi are introduced for next-generation VR headsets, promising ultra-realistic visuals.

Samsung reveals the new Galaxy Buds4 Pro, featuring advanced head gesture controls and enhanced design aesthetics, at CES 2026.
LG introduces the CLOiD robot as part of its "Zero Labor Home" initiative, showcasing household automation capabilities.
TCL unveils the A400 Pro Mini-LED Frame TV, aimed at competing with Samsung's Frame series, featuring enhanced display technology.
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Samsung unveiled the 130-inch Micro RGB TV (R95H) at CES 2026, showcasing its most advanced display technology as a concept rather than a retail product.
The Micro RGB technology uses individually controlled red, green, and blue LEDs for superior color accuracy, brightness, and dynamic range, achieving 100% BT.2020 color gamut coverage.
Advanced AI features, including Vision AI Companion and Micro RGB AI Engine Pro, enhance picture, sound, and user interaction, positioning the TV as both a display and a computing platform.
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RGB-Mini-LED TVs gain traction:** Samsung, LG, and Hisense showcase advancements in RGB-Mini-LED technology, promising improved brightness and color precision to rival OLED displays.
Dolby Atmos FlexConnect expands:** LG introduces its first FlexConnect-compatible soundbar, aiming to simplify multi-speaker setups for immersive audio experiences.
HiFi innovations from Onkyo and Klipsch:** Onkyo debuts its Muse-series streaming amps, while Klipsch unveils new Bluetooth speakers and a weatherproof outdoor soundbar.
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Samsung introduces the Movingstyle lineup featuring portable displays, including the 27-inch LSM7F and 32-inch M7 Smart Monitor.
The Movingstyle LSM7F offers a touchscreen, 120Hz Motion Xcelerator, Dolby Atmos audio, and a rechargeable battery for up to 3 hours.
The Movingstyle M7 Smart Monitor emphasizes productivity with a 4K UHD display, Workspace tools, and a sleek rolling stand.
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LG introduces RGB-Mini-LED technology, enhancing LCD-TVs with increased brightness and color gamut, pushing technical limits towards QD-OLED standards.
RGB-Mini-LED offers numerous dimming zones for refined backlight control, yet doesn't match OLED's self-emissive pixel capabilities.
LG's CES Awards announcement briefly confirmed future models featuring RGB-Mini-LED technology, with more details expected in January 2026.
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The global television market saw mixed results in Q3 2025, with shipments reaching 49.75 million units, up 6% quarterly but down 4.9% annually.
Major brands such as Samsung, Hisense, TCL, LG, and Xiaomi hold a combined market share of 64.3%.
Hisense achieved significant growth, increasing shipments by 9.7% to 7.66 million units, reclaiming the second spot globally with a 15.4% market share.

Samsung Onyx is the world's first LED cinema screen, introduced by Samsung Electronics in 2017, revolutionizing movie display technology.
The latest version launched in October 2025, featuring an 11-meter width, supports 4K HDR with 100% DCI-P3 color gamut.
Offering 300 nits peak brightness, Samsung Onyx delivers vibrant visuals six times brighter than traditional projection systems.

Canvas HiFi, a small audio company, creates unique speaker systems integrated with TVs, resembling elegant furniture with impressive sound quality.
Bang & Olufsen (B&O) accuses Canvas HiFi of copying their Beovision Contour design, initiating legal actions demanding product withdrawal and inventory destruction.
Canvas HiFi asserts their design's uniqueness, supported by international design protection, claiming its launch predated the Beovision Contour.
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LG Electronics plans to unveil its first LCD TV featuring micro RGB backlight technology at CES 2026.
Micro RGB backlighting replaces single-color LEDs with red, green, and blue LEDs, enhancing energy efficiency and color accuracy.
This innovative technology offers a broader color gamut, approaching Rec.2020 standards, for an improved viewing experience.

Samsung is set to launch HDR10+ Advanced on its TV models for 2026, offering enhanced HDR capabilities.
HDR10+ Advanced introduces six new features, including HDR10+ Bright for improved brightness and Detailed Local Tone-Mapping for refined contrast.
The format enhances image quality through additional metadata, optimizing TV settings dynamically for genres and conditions.
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Samsung has unveiled the AI-native "Galaxy XR" headset, priced at $1,799.99, launched in the US and South Korea.
Co-developed with Google and Qualcomm, the device is the first to support Google's Android XR platform.
Integrated with Google's AI "Gemini" for intuitive interaction via voice, visuals, and gestures, enhancing user task management.
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Samsung introduces the Perplexity AI-Powered TV App, an innovative feature for its 2025 smart TV lineup, enhancing user interaction and search capabilities.
The Perplexity App, integrated with Samsung's Vision AI Platform, provides real-time, credible answers and interactive graphics for a personalized viewing experience.
Users can activate the app via the AI Button on their remote, utilizing voice or keyboard inputs for versatile usability.
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Samsung introduces the Vision AI Companion for its 2025 Smart TVs, integrating advanced AI capabilities for enhanced user interaction.
The suite includes an upgraded Bixby assistant for natural conversations, contextual understanding, and personalized responses.
It features AI-powered functionalities like AI Picture Pro for improved image quality and AI Gaming Mode for optimized gameplay.
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Bang & Olufsen (B&O) is pursuing legal action against Canvas HiFi regarding the design of Canvas' "HiFi Frame," citing similarities to B&O's "Beovision Contour."
B&O demands the withdrawal of the "HiFi Frame" from the market, destruction of existing stock, and financial compensation by October 1, 2025.
Canvas HiFi disputes the infringement claims, asserting their product's design predates B&O's, and highlights its partnership with Samsung for display components.
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Samsung TVs are the first to offer Disney+ and Hulu 4K content encoded with HDR10+, enhancing viewing quality.
Disney+ provides access to over 1,000 Hulu titles in HDR10+ via the Tizen Disney+ app on Samsung TVs.
HDR10+ utilizes dynamic metadata, optimizing visual performance scene-by-scene, surpassing static HDR10 technology.
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RGB Mini LED technology, as LCD-based, features improved brightness and color rendering, with increased dimming zones for enhanced picture quality.
OLED TVs remain technically superior due to self-emissive properties, offering precise HDR and consistent image quality, especially during gaming.
Sony showcased RGB Mini LED models in early 2025, joined later by Samsung, Hisense, and TCL.
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The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are expected to feature a redesigned appearance with flatter stems and a horizontally-oriented charging case.
Leveraging the One UI 8.5 software, the earbuds may retain pinch gesture capabilities while introducing advanced head gesture controls for seamless interaction.
New functionalities like responding to calls, dismissing alarms, and managing notifications hands-free could be powered by AI integration.
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Samsung has announced its new Micro RGB lineup, the R95H series, featuring screen sizes ranging from 55 to 115 inches for 2026.
The R95H series utilizes advanced Micro RGB technology, achieving 100% BT.2020 color gamut coverage certified by VDE.
The screens incorporate 4K LCD panels with Micro LED backlighting, combining RGB diodes for enhanced contrast and color reproduction.
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The CES 2026 highlights innovative audio technologies, including Samsung's rumored Galaxy Buds4 Pro with enhanced battery life and head gesture controls.
Shokz received the CES Innovation Award 2026 for their OpenDots One open-ear headphones, showcasing cutting-edge design and functionality.
LG's xboom Buds series, developed with will.i.am, offers features like 7.5 hours battery life, IPX4 rating, and Auracast support.
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Samsung has developed a prototype earbud called the Ear-EEG that incorporates an electroencephalogram (EEG) to monitor brain activity in real-world settings.
The device uses a brain-computer interface to transmit brainwave data to applications, enabling uses in neuromarketing and entertainment with 92.86% accuracy in identifying video preferences.
Collaborative development involved Hanyang University’s Department of Biomedical Engineering, focusing on applications such as drowsiness detection and mental health management.
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The Texas Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against five major Smart TV manufacturers, including LG, Samsung, Sony, Hisense, and TCL, over privacy concerns.
Smart TVs utilize Automated Content Recognition (ACR) technology to collect user data, which is often monetized through sales to advertisers, raising significant privacy issues.
Criticism is heightened for Chinese manufacturers Hisense and TCL, due to concerns about data access under China's national laws.
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OLED technology is poised to replace LCD in tablets starting from 2026, marking a significant shift in display preferences.
Global tablet panel shipments are projected to reach 301.5 million units by 2026, with OLED driving growth.
OLED panels enhance visual quality supporting HDR and wide color gamuts like DCI-P3 and Rec.2020.

AZLA introduces TRINITY earphones**: Available in USB-C with built-in DAC or 3.5mm versions, featuring Hi-Res certified 8mm dynamic drivers, priced at $19.90.
MAX ear tips for Galaxy Buds 3 FE**: SMAPP-certified, crafted from hypoallergenic silicone for better durability, acoustic performance, and compatibility with Samsung's latest earbuds.
XELASTEC 2 ear tips for AirPods Pro**: Enhanced with heat-reactive TPE material and single-mold design for improved fit, comfort, and longevity.
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Samsung introduces the Neo QLED series in 100" and 115" models, featuring advanced display technologies for an enhanced viewing experience.
Both models utilize Quantum Dot technology for lifelike color reproduction and AI-powered processors (NQ4 Gen2 for 100" QN80F, NQ8 Gen3 for 115" QN90F) for real-time image adjustments.
Gamers benefit from features like FreeSync Premium Pro, a 144Hz Motion Enhancer, and an AI Auto Game Mode for minimized latency and optimized settings.
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Samsung's Ultra Slim Soundbar series includes four models: HW-S800D, HW-S801D, HW-S700D, HW-S701D, characterized by an ultra-thin design of 4 cm depth.
These soundbars feature wireless Dolby Atmos technology, offering immersive audio experiences with sound encircling the listener from all directions.
Models HW-S800D and HW-S801D provide 3.1.2-channel audio, with three channels, one subwoofer, and two upward-firing drivers for enhanced spatial sound.
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Sony unveiled the RGB-Mini-LED TV technology at IFA 2025, showcasing prototype models with advanced capabilities and promising performance.
RGB-Mini-LED TVs feature LEDs capable of emitting pure Red, Green, and Blue light, improving color accuracy and brightness.
This technology reduces blooming effects, enhances contrast ratios, and achieves near-OLED black levels by adapting backlight colors to the displayed image.
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HiFi Frame TVs combine Samsung's The Frame Neo QLED displays with CANVAS HiFi premium soundbars.** Available in 4K and 8K resolutions from 55” to 85” sizes.
Outstanding audio quality features CANVAS HiFi's soundbar technology.** Includes dual 6.5” woofers, passive radiators, Burr-Brown DACs, and channel-specific amplifiers.
Aesthetic design with Kvadrat-certified fabrics or oak, walnut, and mahogany wood lamella finishes.** BridgeBrace construction minimizes resonance and ensures acoustic integrity.

CANAL+ and Samsung have expanded their strategic partnership to over 40 global territories, enhancing access to the CANAL+ app.
The CANAL+ app is compatible with Samsung Smart TVs from 2018 onwards and will be pre-installed on models starting in 2024.
Certification for Samsung Smart TVs (2018-2025) ensures user convenience and security via the Samsung Knox platform.
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The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 have been leaked, showcasing a flat stem design and lacking silicone ear tips.
The leak differentiates the regular Galaxy Buds 4 from the Pro model, aligning them more closely with Apple's AirPods lineup.
Images reveal a new wire grille design on the top, but details on on-device controls remain unclear.
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The Samsung Sound Tower series includes models ST50F and ST40F, offering output power of 240W and 160W respectively, catering to diverse audio needs.
Enhanced portability with telescopic handle and wheels (ST50F) or fixed grip (ST40F), both featuring IPX4 water resistance for durable outdoor use.
Advanced acoustic technologies include Waveguide tweeters and selectable bass modes, optimizing soundstage for various environments and preferences.
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Samsung expands its The Frame Art Store collection, now offering over 4,000 artworks from more than 800 artists globally.
Recent additions include works from Tate, Liberty, and Art Basel Miami Beach, enhancing the diversity of available content.
New artworks feature iconic pieces like Roy Lichtenstein's 'Whaam!' and Henri Matisse's 'The Snail', showcasing renowned masterpieces.

Samsung Electronics has equipped the 'Star of the Seas' cruise liner with over 6000 hospitality TVs and professional displays.
The Samsung Crystal UHD Hospitality TV (model HBU8000) in guest cabins offers 4K UHD resolution and Dynamic Crystal Color technology.
Display systems act as informative hubs for guests, providing personalized messages, event schedules, and emergency notifications.

Sony plans to introduce new Bravia TV models in 2026, coinciding with the CES event in Las Vegas.
The company has secured the trademark "True RGB," likely referring to advanced RGB Mini-LED technology.
RGB Mini-LED enhances color gamut and brightness, positioned as an improvement over traditional OLED displays.
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Samsung and Canvas introduce the HiFi Frame, a premium speaker accessory designed for Samsung TVs ranging from 55 to 85 inches.
The HiFi Frame combines advanced audio technology, including two 6.5-inch woofers and four independent amplifiers, with a stylish design utilizing oak, walnut, or mahogany wood finishes.
Featuring modern connectivity options like HDMI eARC, Apple AirPlay 2, and Spotify Connect, the HiFi Frame ensures seamless integration with various devices.
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Samsung and CANVAS HiFi introduced The HiFi Frame at IFA Berlin 2025, a blend of advanced TV technology and integrated premium audio engineering.
The HiFi Frame incorporates Samsung's The Frame or The Frame Pro 4K TVs and CANVAS HiFi's proprietary sound system within a unified, minimalist design.
CANVAS HiFi's soundbar technology includes 6.5-inch woofers, passive radiators, and precision-engineered DSP, delivering immersive sound with controlled bass and clear dialogue.
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Beyerdynamic introduces three new headphone models at IFA 2025: Amiron Zero (€149), Amiron 200 (€179), and Aventho 200 (€249).
EarFun unveils the Wave Pro X over-ear headphones with a 100-hour battery and LDAC/aptX codecs, priced between €99.99 and €129.99.
Soundcore showcases Sleep A30, specialized sleep headphones with a 9-hour battery life and compact design, priced at €249.99.
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Samsung introduces the Sound Tower series with two models: ST50F and ST40F, featuring 240W and 160W output power respectively.
Both models are equipped with dual dome tweeters utilizing Waveguide technology and dual woofers for enhanced audio quality.
The ST50F model boasts 6.5-inch woofers, 25mm tweeters, and up to 18 hours of battery life, while the ST40F offers 5.25-inch drivers, 20mm tweeters, and 12 hours of playback time.
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Marshall at IFA 2025**: Marshall is rumored to present advancements in audio technology, including updates to their Motif II ANC earbuds and new soundbar models.
Soundcore Highlights**: The Soundcore Sleep A30 sleep headphones and Liberty 5 earbuds are anticipated, alongside potential open-ear models like the Liberty 5 Pro.
Beyerdynamic's Innovations**: Beyerdynamic could showcase successors to the Verio 200 open-ear headphones and explore trends post-Cosonic acquisition with potential new releases.
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Samsung bypasses the Galaxy Buds 2 FE, leaking Galaxy Buds 3 FE and Galaxy Buds Core in app code.
The Buds Core may signal a streamlined mid-tier redefinition, while Buds 3 FE follows the affordable Fan Edition (FE) legacy.
Potential launch aligns with Samsung's next Unpacked event alongside new foldable smartphones.

Samsung Galaxy Buds Core, launching July 2025, targets the entry-level TWS market with an affordable price point.
Features enhanced active noise cancellation (ANC) for improved audio and isolation over the Galaxy Buds FE.
Broad international release expected, with hints from regional support websites in markets like UAE, India, and Turkey.

Samsung's next Galaxy Buds may feature ultra-wideband (UWB) technology for faster audio transmission up to 20 Mbps.
UWB could enable lossless audio streaming, surpassing Bluetooth's bandwidth limitations.
Reduced power consumption with UWB may extend listening sessions.

HW-Q990F features Dynamic Bass Control and dual compact subwoofers for precise, AI-optimized low-frequency performance.
Q-Symphony technology enables immersive 3D surround sound by synchronizing with Samsung TVs and spatially adaptive wireless speakers.
HW-QS700F includes gyro-sensor technology for automatic audio adjustments based on vertical or horizontal mounting.

Transforms ordinary surfaces into touch-responsive screens using infrared and laser technology.
Supports up to ten simultaneous touch points for interactive smartphone-like gestures.
Triple-Laser technology delivers vibrant 100-inch images from just 43 cm away.

Sony discontinues Bravia XR Z9K 8K TVs, with no successors planned for 2025.
Focus shifts to 4K QD-OLED panels and RGB LED backlit LCD prototypes.
Limited 8K content and high costs hinder consumer adoption of 8K TVs.

LG has removed DTS support from its 2025 TV lineup, marking a shift in its audio strategy.
Dolby audio formats remain supported, while LG explores alternatives like Google's Eclipsa Audio.
DTS removal impacts compatibility with IMAX Enhanced content, affecting Disney+ and other platforms.

The Sydney Opera House uses Auracast to deliver high-quality audio streams directly to hearing aids and Bluetooth devices.
The technology eliminates traditional "fuzziness," offering clearer and more personalized sound for live performances.
Partnerships, including GN and Jabra, enable seamless integration of Auracast for both hearing-impaired and non-impaired audiences.

Samsung confirmed a critical firmware issue bricking high-end soundbars like HW-Q990D, HW-Q800D, and HW-S801D.
Free repairs offered for all affected units, regardless of warranty status.
The issue requires physical repairs at authorized centers, not just a software update.

Victrola's Stream turntables gain Bluetooth, UPnP, and Roon support, expanding beyond Sonos streaming.
Bluetooth and UPnP enable flexible audio connectivity, including high-resolution streaming to diverse speaker brands.
Roon support offers audiophiles lossless 24-bit/48kHz FLAC streaming for pristine vinyl playback.

Wall-mounted speaker disguised as a 13-inch picture frame for aesthetic integration.
Functions as a standalone Bluetooth/Wi-Fi speaker or pairs with Samsung TVs and soundbars.
Customizable designs enable users to switch prints for personalized decor.

Reavon, a French company known for its premium UHD Blu-ray players, has ceased production due to component shortages.
Models like UBR-X100, UBR-X110, and UBR-X200 supported 4K HDR video but are now discontinued globally.
The company confirmed the inability to repair their players due to the same component scarcity.

Samsung's Smart Monitor M9 (M90SF) introduces an OLED display with 165Hz, 0.03 ms response time, HDR10+ support, and 99% sRGB coverage.
The M8 (M80F) features a 32-inch 4K VA panel with HDR10+, 400 nits brightness, and adjustable ergonomic design for $699.99.
The M7 comes in 32-inch and 43-inch models with 4K VA panels, HDR10 support, and Adaptive Sound+, priced at $399.99 and $499.99 respectively.

Xgimi Titan Beamer:** Announced for professional use in conference rooms, event venues, and high-end home theaters, showcasing Xgimi's innovation.
Yamaha True X Surround 90A Soundbar:** Features Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and Auro-3D with twelve upfiring speakers for an immersive 3D audio experience.
Dolby Atmos FlexConnect:** A technology simplifying speaker integration with TVs; TCL's Z100 tested FlexConnect capabilities, suggesting growth in compatible products.
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Samsung introduced the Galaxy Buds3 FE TWS earbuds featuring Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) for enhanced audio experiences.
These earbuds integrate with Samsung's Galaxy AI suite, offering features like voice assistant access and real-time conversation translation functionalities.
Battery life includes 6 hours with ANC, 8.5 hours without, and up to 30 hours combined with the charging case.
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The Galaxy Buds 3 FE by Samsung are budget-friendly earbuds featuring a classic in-ear design for enhanced passive noise isolation.
Incorporating features from the premium Buds 3 Pro, they include touch-sensitive zones for intuitive controls and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC).
Connectivity improvements include Bluetooth 5.4, support for LE Audio, and advanced water and dust resistance for reliable usage.

The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 FE is anticipated to feature silicone ear tips, enhancing fit, noise isolation, and sound quality compared to the Buds 3.
Silicone tips offer passive noise isolation and a stable fit, ideal for diverse environments like workouts or urban settings.
This design choice aligns with premium features seen in high-end models, bridging affordability and quality.
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Samsung Display has secured a contract to supply OLED displays for the 2028 Mercedes-Maybach S-Class, showcasing a major shift in supplier partnership.
The innovative "Pillar-to-Pillar" displays will span 48 inches across the dashboard, offering a seamless interface for navigation, multimedia, and other vehicle systems.
This approach evolves from the MBUX Hyperscreen, introducing a potential single continuous OLED panel for improved design and functionality.

LG integrates Bluetooth Auracast technology in its 2025 OLED TV lineup**, including selected QNED85A series LCD models and above.
Auracast, part of the Bluetooth 5.2 standard, enables unlimited device connections**, allowing multiple headphones, soundbars, or AV receivers to share TV audio seamlessly.
This technology supports unique features such as multilingual audio streams**, catering to diverse user needs for accessibility and entertainment.

Samsung announced the upcoming Galaxy Buds3 FE, succeeding the original Galaxy Buds FE, skipping the 'Buds2 FE' naming convention.
The Galaxy Buds3 FE feature significantly improved battery capacities: 100 mAh per earbud and 900 mAh for the charging case, enhancing usage duration.
Potential features include active noise cancellation (ANC) and support for SBC, AAC, and Samsung Scalable Bluetooth codecs, continuing the predecessor's capabilities.
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LG's 2025 OLED TVs, including models like the flagship G5, feature innovative RGB tandem panels enhancing color reproduction and brightness.
A key innovation is the integration of Bluetooth Auracast, enabling simultaneous audio streaming to multiple Bluetooth devices like headphones and speakers.
Auracast supports personalized audio settings, catering to individual needs such as enhanced dialogue or volume adjustments for hearing-impaired users.
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