00:00This is the world's first, according to Samsung, 130 inch micro RGB TV. So it uses RGB backlighting
00:08tech, which is the big thing coming in TVs this year, which basically means the light behind the
00:14pixels can change to whatever is the right color for what's on screen. And what it means is more
00:19efficient TVs, brighter TVs, and TVs that have a much wider, richer color gamut. So they're even
00:26more accurate and look even more vivid. Obviously, the big thing that's interesting here is that it's
00:31huge. It's got this really cool timeless frame is what Samsung's calling it. Design of stand around
00:37it. It's just a prototype. Technically, Samsung is not planning on selling this this year, but who
00:43knows? Last year, micro RGB TVs were just prototypes and Samsung was selling one of those before the
00:48end of 2025. It is a fully working TV. It's got Samsung's latest processing in. It uses all the
00:54color processing and AI tech that Samsung is showing off elsewhere. And it has 14 base drivers
01:00built into the back for huge sound. It is an absolutely beautiful looking TV. It is like so
01:06rich in the images. It's really stunning to see in person. And as you can see, it's huge. This is
01:12the
01:13Samsung RU95H micro RGB TV. This is a next gen TV tech that Samsung is selling with an RGB backlight
01:20for extra brightness, more rich colors, better contrast in theory. The exciting thing is so this
01:26is the first realistically size RGB TV that Samsung is going to sell. The RGB TVs are going to start
01:33from
01:3455 inches this year. This is a 75 inch model. This is a TV you can have at home. We
01:39don't know the
01:40pricing yet, but apparently it's going to be pretty similar to Samsung's current Neo QLED TV prices.
01:45And it's got like all kinds of next gen processing, AI color enhancements, all the kind of stuff you'd
01:52expect from a new TV coming out in 2026. It's really great to see that this technology is coming in
01:58realistic sizes and we are promised realistic prices coming right this year.
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