That idea hasn\u2019t quite taken over everyone\u2019s walls, but big TVs are clearly here to stay, what with the assortment of massive 115 inch screens beginning to arrive in stores.<\/p>\n
They\u2019re big, but they may not come with the latest TV technologies. For that, you may need to look at Micro RGB, a technology Samsung started talking about earlier this year <\/a>that uses tiny individual red, green, and blue LEDs behind each pixel, providing strong colour for each pixel because of the millions upon millions of lights in the screen.<\/p>\n It\u2019s one of the several new technologies finding their way to TVs, with Micro RGB building on what Mini LED delivered<\/a>, providing tiny individual lights each pixel. Consider Micro RGB the upgrade, and one Samsung isn\u2019t alone in, with Hisense offering similar technology in RGB Mini-LED<\/a>.<\/p>\n For Samsung, however, the technology is coming in one massive screen: the Micro RGB R95, a 115 inch 4K TV that uses this new tiny light hardware, marrying it with a slim design, a glare free coating, and Samsung\u2019s Vision AI system.<\/p>\n It will also get support for Samsung\u2019s Art Store, meaning the massive display will work just like Samsung\u2019s The Frame TVs, though you will need a reasonable amount of cash to try it.<\/p>\n Officially, the Samsung 115 inch Micro RGB R95 will cost an eye-watering $42,999 when it launches on December 10, set to arrive at a limited number of retailers across the country in a couple of weeks before Christmas. Granted, it\u2019s actually more affordable than LG\u2019s $75K transparent OLED TV<\/a>, but still pretty hefty at over the $40K mark, a place few TVs reach.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/samsung-micro-rgb-2025-01-jpg.webp.webp\"\/)
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