The new Samsung TVs combine extraordinary image quality, with sound that recreates movie theaters and a cutting-edge design.

Samsung today announced the landing of the QN75Q900R televisions in Argentina that are equipped with 8K technology, which represents a true milestone in visualization with more than 33 million pixels per image. Four times more than 4K televisions and 16 more than Full HD televisions.

The new Samsung 8K TVs are equipped with Samsung's exclusive Quantum Dots (QLED) technology, which provides impressive image resolution, with 100% color volume (recreates around one billion colors on the screen). Samsung's proprietary Quantum Processor 8K powered by Artificial Intelligence results in more detailed, natural videos and a realistic, almost three-dimensional viewing experience.

One of the most striking and interesting aspects of the QLED 8K TV is that it improves the quality of all content and takes it to a much higher resolution. Thus, thanks to Upscaling technology, the TV transforms any image, taking it to a resolution similar to 8K, regardless of the quality of the original image. The Quantum processor optimizes textures and contours to achieve a considerable improvement in the final result that the user sees on the screen.

In terms of sound, QLED 8K TVs present an extremely important qualitative leap as they were developed with the clear objective of improving the viewer's experience and giving them the possibility of feeling like they are in the cinema, while being at home. To do this, the number of speakers that equip this television was increased from two to six, which enables a much more enveloping and immersive sound. In addition, AVA technology was incorporated, which, through artificial intelligence, can capture ambient sounds and regulate the volume of the voices of the content we are enjoying on TV.

The design is not far behind: the new 8K TVs transform and decorate the spaces of the home whether they are on or off. With a minimalist design, the black frame was significantly reduced to give more space to the screen.