Samsung Releases Colossal, 1,000-Inch ‘The Wall’ TV Display Worldwide

By Mikelle Leow, 20 Jul 2021

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Samsung’s end-to-end television display, The Wall, is available for homes in a 146-inch size, but it’s now coming for airports, museums, and malls in a dramatic fashion.

The South Korean tech giant touted the screen’s colossal 1,000-inch size in a news release announcing that the 2021 version of The Wall is ready to be used worldwide. The modular device also boasts a 15,360 x 2,160-pixel 8K display, 1,600 nits peak brightness, 40% smaller LEDs for contrast, color optimization, and “purer black levels,” as well as easier installation plus depth thanks to a bezel-free design and wireless docking connections.

Aside from being able to capture attention in a horizontal display, the expansive screen can be adjusted for “concave, convex, ceiling, hanging, inclined, and L-type” setups, allowing businesses to create flexible artworks or advertisements across walls, ceilings, and even pillars.

The Wall’s visuals are enhanced with AI processing involving 16 neural network models to “instantly [analyze] and [optimize] every frame” up to 8K while “enhancing contrast and removing noise.”

Samsung Electronics’ Senior VP of Visual Display Business, Hyesung Ha, describes, “The 2021 The Wall is our most immersive and versatile display yet, giving businesses complete control to create their dream environments.”