At Integrated Systems Europe ISE 2025, Samsung unveiled a range of advanced display technologies, emphasizing their commitment to innovation in visual solutions. A highlight was the 265-inch IWC model featuring a 1.2mm pixel pitch, showcasing anamorphic content that appeared to extend beyond the screen. This effect was enhanced using projectors and a smoke system, all driven by Samsung’s proprietary S-Box processor, delivering 120Hz refresh rates and 95% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage.
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In the realm of microLED technology, Samsung introduced the MMFA All-in-One, an entry-level microLED display with a 1.5mm pixel pitch and 500 nits brightness. Designed for boardrooms and meeting spaces, this display offers 16-bit color depth and is built for durability and ease of maintenance. Its modular design allows for quick installation, typically within a few hours.
For command and control applications, Samsung presented a premium display with a 0.8mm pixel pitch, measuring 265 inches diagonally. Configured in an 8K by 4K resolution, this display boasts EMC Class B certification to prevent radio interference and features power and signal redundancy to ensure continuous operation. The integration of Black Seal technology enhances its deep black levels, crucial for detailed visualizations in critical environments.
Samsung also showcased a 54-inch transparent microLED display with a 0.6mm pixel pitch, offering 600 nits brightness and 60% transparency. Comprising four cabinets installed side by side, this display is poised for mass production by mid-2025, targeting applications in retail and interactive installations.
Addressing the growing demand for corporate broadcasting solutions, Samsung collaborated with ARRI, a leading camera manufacturer, to develop a bundled solution featuring a 1.6mm pitch screen. This package includes real-time content management tools, optimized color processing, and is tailored for organizations seeking high-quality in-house production capabilities.
In automotive retail, Samsung demonstrated a 146-inch diagonal display configured in a 4×4 cabinet setup, achieving 4K resolution. Paired with a car configurator, this setup allows customers to visualize vehicle customizations in real-time. A smaller 2×2 HD screen complements the main display, providing additional interactive options.
For museum applications, Samsung utilized the same transparent microLED technology to recreate historical artifacts, offering viewers a glimpse into the past with enhanced visual context. The flexibility of mounting options, including landscape, portrait, and pivot orientations, allows for versatile installations tailored to exhibit needs.
Culminating their showcase, Samsung unveiled a premium all-in-one solution with a 0.8mm pixel pitch, measuring 146 inches and delivering 20-bit color depth. This display integrates the S-Box processor and supports 4K resolution, making it suitable for high-end auditoriums and luxury home theaters. Its modular design ensures straightforward installation, typically completed within two hours.
These innovations underscore Samsung’s dedication to advancing display technology across various sectors, from corporate environments to retail and entertainment. For more information on Samsung’s latest offerings, visit https://www.samsung.com
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