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Samsung unveils AI-powered screen innovations in Australia
Samsung showcased its latest AI-driven TV and display technologies at its Australian Tech Summit 2026 in Sydney, giving attendees an early look at the company’s next-generation home entertainment lineup . The event highlighted how AI improves picture quality, contrast, and display performance across Micro RGB, OLED, and gaming products
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Samsung’s new Micro RGB TV lineup targets premium home viewing
A key launch at the summit is Samsung’s Micro RGB TV series, led by the 75-inch R95H and R85H models . Samsung says the lineup expands to sizes from 55 to 115 inches, emphasizing richer color, strong contrast, and refined local dimming for more living-room setups
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Samsung adds AI features for sports, sound, and upscaling
Samsung’s new TVs include AI Upscaling Pro, AI Soccer Mode Pro, and AI Sound Controller Pro to improve low-resolution content, live sports viewing, and audio balance . The company also introduced HDR10+ Advanced and Glare Free technology to enhance brightness control and reduce reflections
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Samsung’s Odyssey gaming monitors get a major refresh
Samsung also used the event to preview new Odyssey monitors spanning glasses-free 3D, ultra-fast OLED, and 6K-resolution models . The standout is the 27-inch Odyssey 3D (G90XF), which uses Eye Tracking and View Mapping for glasses-free 3D gameplay with a 165Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time
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AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon team up to reduce coverage dead zones
The three biggest U.S. carriers are pooling resources to improve satellite capacity and connectivity in underserved areas . If successful, the partnership could help close mobile dead zones and make coverage more reliable for users outside major urban networks
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