My house is not big enough - Samsung @ CES 2026
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Thanks to dbrand for sponsoring our CES 2026 coverage. Buy some stickers or whatever at: mysponsorkeepsdroppingout.com Here at CES 2026, Samsung Display is showing off an abundance of new screens for your shiny peepers to look at. From extremely large bois like the 130" TV with Micro RGB technology, to an all new Samsung Frame. Want us to unbox something? Make a suggestion at lmg.gg ► GET MERCH: lttstore.com ► GET A VPN: piavpn.com ► GET EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON FLOATPLANE: lmg.gg ► SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, AND PARTNERS: lmg.gg Purchases made through some store links may provide some compensation to Linus Media Group. Affiliate links powered in part by affilimate.com Studio lighting by Aputure: aputure.com Linus Sebastian is an investor in Framework Computer, Inc and HexOS by Eshtek. CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 130" TV 0:42 Samsung Frame 1:48 1000Hz Monitors 2:30 What about a 6K 3D monitor 3:12 Display port 2.1 monitors 4:00 Outro
The CES 2026 showcase from Samsung Display features an impressive array of screens, beginning with a colossal 130 inch micro RGB TV that hints at a future where displays are not just larger but dramatically more color accurate and bright. The host explains that micro RGB uses full color without white backlighting, enabling a wider color gamut and more vivid images, though practical details like release dates and pricing remain unconfirmed; the 115 inch variant offered at 4K with 120 Hz is noted as a reference point for price and scale. Alongside the ultra-large option, Samsung introduces the more approachable Samsung Frame version that also employs micro RGB technology and a matte finish designed to blend into living rooms, with demonstrations suggesting strong color pop and realism on the showroom floor. The segment then pivots to high-end gaming displays including a 1000 Hz monitor setup and a 6K 3D monitor capable of glasses-free 3D via dual cameras tracking head movement, which provides a striking but still demonstration-specific experience. In addition to discussions of gaming performance, the host highlights a forthcoming OLED/120 Hz oriented lineup, USB-C/DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity, and a standout 240 Hz OLED model, while acknowledging that real-world performance will vary by usage and title. The video closes by teasing more CES coverage and inviting audience input on what to unbox next, underscoring the ongoing partnerships with sponsors and the ongoing excitement around next-gen displays, from massive ultra-high-end screens to more practical home theater options.
Topics · Technology · Consumer Electronics · Displays · Home Entertainment · Gadgets · Showcase
Questions answered
- What is micro RGB technology and why does it matter for displays?
- Micro RGB uses full color without traditional white backlighting, enabling a wider color gamut and more vivid, accurate color performance, which can significantly enhance image quality on high-end displays.
- Which Samsung display announced at CES 2026 is positioned for most typical living rooms?
- The Samsung Frame version with micro RGB and a matte finish is designed to be a more practical option for regular living rooms compared to the ultra-large 130 inch TV.
- What unique feature does the 6K monitor claim to offer, and what is a caveat?
- The 6K monitor offers glasses-free 3D via cameras tracking head movement; however, the 3D effect works only with supported formats and some games, and may require adaptation.