From Forbes: The future of TV is no screen at all, when the screen is everywhere.
Whether we get there first via Hunger Games my-walls-are-my-screens or via smartglasses the-world-is-my-canvas is a race between competing philosophies, engineering capabilities, and price points. Until then, Samsung’s Q950TS QLED 8K TV is the future of TV.
Why?
Simple: when you watch TV, you don’t want to see the TV. You want to see what’s on the TV.
And while the little screens in our hands are stealing more and more time from the big screens on the walls, you still can’t beat a TV for big immersive — and social — experiences. So there’s still a lot of runway for great television sets.
As you can see, the Q950TS that Samsung is releasing today in Las Vegas at CES is almost all screen. Samsung says it’s “nearly 99 percent, the highest in the industry.” And when you watch this TV from an average viewing distance, the company says, the bezel disappears.
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