Samsung, the pioneer behind the legend, is driving the arrival of the 75-inch full-screen TV era. "Screen Everywhere" is Samsung Electronics' vision for the future. To achieve this, the company continues to push display technology toward the ultimate limits of image quality, color accuracy, and performance. In its early days, Samsung disrupted Apple’s 3.5-inch phone obsession with the concept of a "big screen mobile phone." Today, it has led the industry into the full-screen era, inspiring other manufacturers to follow. Currently, Samsung dominates the 75-inch ultra-large screen TV market and is the first to bring the full-screen experience to this size. Through advanced technology, Samsung keeps pushing the boundaries of "super large screens," reshaping the industry structure and setting new trends.
**The 75-inch screen: the perfect size for an immersive viewing experience**
Before CES 2018, Samsung introduced a range of large-screen TVs to the market. Among them, the Q8C and other 75-inch models quickly gained popularity due to their ideal size and outstanding picture quality.
Why is 75 inches considered the golden size? Before the era of 100-inch or even 150-inch screens fully arrives, 75 inches is the most user-friendly option. Throughout the evolution of TV screen sizes, models like 32", 40", 55", and 60" have not fully met consumer expectations. That's why the 75-inch class emerged, offering a perfect balance between viewing angle and room space. It's less affected by viewing distance and better suits the needs of most households for entertainment and daily use.
With rapid advancements in TV technology, the required viewing distance for large screens has significantly decreased. Even small living rooms can now accommodate large TVs. When comparing 4K and 1080P resolutions, the pixel density and clarity differ greatly. Even if the content isn't 4K, the hardware difference between 4K and 1080P is noticeable. According to the "Recommended Specification for Mainstream Size of Living Room Flat Panel TV" by the China Electronic Video Industry Association, a 55-inch TV is recommended for a 2.5m–3m living room, 65-inch for 3m–3.5m, and 75-inch for 3.5m–4m. This means that most modern living rooms are well-suited for 75-inch TVs.
Samsung is redefining the viewing experience, from 75 inches all the way up to 146 inches.
At CES 2018, Samsung unveiled the world’s first home modular TV, The Wall, with a maximum size of 146 inches. This groundbreaking product uses Samsung’s latest MicroLED modular technology, allowing users to customize the screen to fit any space. The Wall can also be expanded by connecting to other devices, creating even larger displays. Thanks to Samsung’s expertise in semiconductor processing and LED technology, The Wall features smaller, self-illuminating pixel modules than any previous technology. Each module supports RGB colors, delivering an unprecedented TV experience.
**Samsung Releases World’s First Home Modular TV The Wall at CES 2018**
Innovation is embedded in Samsung’s DNA. The company consistently practices the philosophy of “meaningful innovation.†From CRT TVs to the Q9F Quantum Dot TV with AI integration, from small mobile phone screens to the curved full-view displays of the S8 and Note8, from flexible OLED screens to LED cinema screens with peak brightness ten times that of traditional projectors—Samsung has continuously broken through industry limits, shaping the new normal of the "visual future."
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