Sarajevo, June 2022. Samsung Electronics has unveiled its premium TV range for the summer season, offering a selection that caters to gamers, film enthusiasts, and design-focused users alike. At the heart of the collection is the Neo QLED series, now available in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which combines next-generation display innovation with premium design and performance.
Positioned as the centerpiece of Samsung’s 2022 television portfolio, the Neo QLED lineup introduces significant enhancements in image processing and viewing realism. Utilizing Quantum Matrix technology, these models deliver exceptional detail and contrast, while the Neural Quantum 8K processor employs artificial intelligence to optimize sharpness and color balance in real time. Audio performance is elevated through Dolby Atmos® and Q-Symphony technology, while the minimalist Infinity One Design merges the display’s edges into a near borderless frame.
Among the highlights for gamers is the new Super Ultrawide GameView mode, which expands the field of view, and the upgraded Game Bar, allowing real-time performance monitoring and on-the-fly adjustments. With support for 4K resolution at 144Hz via Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro, Samsung’s Neo QLED models deliver ultra-smooth motion with minimal latency. The addition of Automatic Low Latency Mode (ALLM) ensures near-instantaneous response times, while FreeSync Premium Pro technology aligns refresh rates with GPU output to eliminate tearing and stuttering—making them ideal for competitive play.
Samsung has also introduced the S95B OLED 4K Smart TV, a visual showcase combining Quantum Dot technology with a Neural Quantum 4K processor that enhances brightness and color mapping. Available in 55- and 65-inch models, the S95B produces deep blacks, crisp whites, and vivid color reproduction unique to self-illuminating OLED pixels. Its LaserSlim design complements modern interiors, and Object Tracking Sound (OTS) technology delivers spatially matched audio that moves with on-screen action.
For those seeking a blend of art and technology, Samsung’s The Frame model turns the television into a customizable gallery. Through the Art Store, owners can access over 1,500 works of art from globally renowned institutions such as The Louvre, the Prado Museum, and The Hermitage, as well as collections from contemporary photographers and artists. With its matte display and interchangeable frames, The Frame transforms living spaces into digital museums, displaying masterworks such as Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and Eugène Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People.
By merging advanced display engineering with artistic and entertainment versatility, Samsung continues to position its televisions as more than viewing devices—elevating them to the centerpiece of the smart home experience.
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