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Samsung Unveils Vision for the Next Era of Television at CES 2026 VD Deep Dive Session
Samsung's 2026 TV lineup introduces AI-driven features and the first Micro RGB 130-inch model, with Samsung TV Plus reaching 88 million monthly users worldwide.
- At The Wynn in Las Vegas, Nevada, Samsung Electronics Visual Display leadership hosted a VD Deep Dive on Jan. 6, 2026, unveiling a 2026 TV roadmap focusing on AI and new hardware innovations.
- As audiences recalibrate value, panelists said subscription fatigue and a fragmented streaming landscape accelerate interest in FAST as an alternative.
- EVP Hun Lee detailed the Micro RGB 130-inch breakthrough while Samsung highlighted Vision AI Companion integration and Samsung TV Plus reaching more than 88 million monthly users on over 630M devices.
- As a result, Samsung positions the TV as an active hub for the connected home, expanding smarter engagement for viewers and connected‑home users while enabling creators and advertisers to scale through Samsung TV Plus and FAST.
- Market projections show 2026 as a pivotal year for premium TVs as Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. plans to combine mini LED, OLED and ultra-large displays with embedded AI and partner brands.
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Samsung Unveils Vision for the Next Era of Television at CES 2026 VD Deep Dive Session
Samsung's Visual Display leadership provided a closer look at the company's roadmap for TV innovation into 2026 and beyond LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today hosted a Visual Display (VD) Deep Dive session at CES 2026. Led by SW Yong, President of VD Business at Samsung Electronics, the session was held at The Wynn Las Vegas and highlighted how Samsung is building on two decades of market leadership to red…
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