Samsung is all set for the next big thing in TV as it unveils the Q900R at IFA 2018-- a QLED 8K TV complete with "8K AI upscaling" the company says will be hitting stores as early as the end of September 2018.
Available in 65-, 75-, 82- and 85-inch sizes, the Q900R offers a range of 8K-ready enhancements, all with names such as Real 8K Resolution, Q HDR 8K and Quantum Processor 8K. It features 7680 x 4320 resolution, four times of a 4K panel, with HDR 10+ technology optimised for such resolution and peak brightness reaching 4000 nits.
The Nubia-a looks like one of those delightful oddities the darker corners of IFA tend to house, even if it is the brainchild of a proven smartphone maker. Directly inspired by science fiction movie props, it claims to put all smartphone functions on the wrist, thanks to a proprietary Flex display wrapped halfway around a chunky wristband.
The Zipp 2 and Zipp Mini 2 feature the same cylindrical form factor as the first versions, including the colourful textured tops users can unzip and swap (explaining the name). The tops come complete with a leather loop, allowing for easy hanging from an umbrella or tree branch, while the round design provides 360-degree audio.
The Citation 500 comes in a fabric-covered design reminiscent of the Google Home speaker line. The top carries an LCD touchpanel providing playback controls, although of course one can control the speaker via voice. In addition, customers can pair the Citation 500 with smartphones to add another audio source.
