CES 2019: TV streaming and 8K is among the news of Samsung, LG and others

While many have not even entered the world of 4K, tech giants are starting to bet on 8K resolution TVs, including Samsung, Sony and TCL. However, the CES 2019 attracted a lot of attention during the conference call of CES 2019, namely LG with its scrolling television …

The TV has a flexible OLED panel that allows it to be wrapped and stored in its support. . The company has already introduced a prototype in recent months, but this is the first time the finished product has been revealed to the public.

But before knowing a little more about this innovative product, we will know the new 8k TVs coming to

Samsung was one of the pioneers to invest in the 8K and, this year , the South Korean giant has introduced its new range of televisions Q900 QLED 98 inches. The company announced that smaller products would be marketed with this resolution in 2019, but expected nothing less than 65 inches.

Including, Samsung announced that it would launch in Brazil 8K TVs this semester, but did not disclose which products would arrive here and much less prices. But we can expect salty TVs, but not much higher than what we currently find in 4K resolution products.

It may seem too early to invest in 8K. After all, the content of this resolution is rather rare. Samsung will use advanced chips in its new TVs to improve its conversion rate, allowing you to get sharper images with content at lower resolutions.

Including the company introduced a 4K TV and another 8K playing a video side by side in Full HD. and the new model presented a sharper image. In addition, Samsung claims that its new TVs can reach a brightness of 4,000 nits, which makes them excellent for HDR content. Can be used on the outside without problem.

It's not just Samsung that has invested in quantum dot panels. TCL also introduced its new QLED 8K TV at CES, the X10 model, at CES. The new TV not only offers ultra-high resolution, but also emphasizes sound, thanks to the integrated Onkyo Soundbar with Dolby Atmos support.

Sony also introduced a 98-inch 8K TV, the Z9G model, but different from Samsung's QLED and TCL, which incorporates a conventional LCD panel. It will use Android TV and will also come on the market with a size of 85 inches, bringing to Netflix an optimized mode improving the content of the platform to 8 KB.

Sony did not comment if we would see your 8K TVs here in 2019, but we can expect the Japanese giant to also launch its products to compete with Samsung 8K TVs, including the new 4K A9G OLED.

LG was the most revealed information of the TV department. The company introduced its new OLEDs with 4K and 8K resolution, the Z9 being South Korea's new flagship product. It has an 88-inch screen and an HDMI 2.1 connection, which allows you to reproduce content at 120 frames per second.

For those who prefer the good old LCD, the South Korean giant presented the 75-inch SM99 model with resolution. 8K. The new range of Nano Cell Cell was also revealed to the public looking for a more affordable 4K TV.

But the highlight was OLED TV R with 4K resolution. When disabled, it is hidden in a base that looks like a soundbar. It is suitable for those looking for a 65-inch TV, but do not want to have a gigantic space occupying the room permanently.

The sound of the TV comes out at the base and can provide up to 100 W of power. And the screen can only be unrolled in half, allowing you to use the TV without having to display the 65-inch. LG says the new product has a lifespan of 50,000 rolls.

The future is at 8K and many TVs announced arrive on the market in 2019. Samsung and Netflix are working to launch the content in this resolution, but each manufacturer will use Advanced Artificial Intelligence chips to improve clarity of content in 4K or even Full HD.

Of course, these products are addressed to a small part of the public. Many will prefer to invest in a 4K TV and several options with LCD, QLED and OLED have been announced for 2019 in different sizes and prices. We can expect a lot of news to come here in the second half of the year.