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Until now, wealthy folks who wanted the ultimate wall-sized next-generation Samsung television had to hire a pro to get a massive MicroLED TV into their homes. Samsung actually called those TVs « The Wall. » But with the 2023 version, announced at CES, those lucky folks will be able to set it up themselves, if they want.
Samsung says its new 76-inch MicroLED CX is the « world’s smallest and most affordable » MicroLED screen. It’s also the first that doesn’t need professional installation — although I’m betting most people who actually buy one get some help from the dealer setting it up.
The company hasn’t told us exactly how much it will cost, but « affordable » is sure to be doing some Herculean lifting. The previous version is 110 inches and runs a cool $156,000, with 88- and 99-inch sizes available too, so it’s safe to assume the new 76-inch model will cost many tens of thousands of dollars, at least. For reference, the 77-inch size of my favorite high-end TV of 2023, the LG C2 OLED, costs $2,700.
