Samsung at CES 2019 is showcasing its latest television technology, a custom for the company from previous CES exhibition. TV innovation at CES 2019. One of the more intriguing takeaways this time is Samsung’s updated MicroLED modular panel that is now showcased in smaller and bigger sizes. The latter part is quite outstanding because last year’s ‘The Wall’ TV was huge at 146-inches. This year, Samsung has developed a 219-inch The Wall display screen. Additionally, Samsung’s new panels will now take commands from Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa if you currently have a supporting smart speaker.

The brand-new 219-inch wall is Samsung’s display of the possibilities in resolution and sizes it can achieve with its MicroLED tech. The business also showcased a smaller MicroLED panel at 75 inches, which would be a more useful and cost effective setup for a lot of houses. The 75-inch panel supports 4K resolution, but no pricing details have actually been exposed by Samsung yet. As we discussed earlier the tech was very first showcased at last year’s CES.

That’s not it. After making the surprise statement of partnering with Apple to use iTunes films and television shows on through a clever TV app, the company has also announced support for Google Assistant and Amazon’s Alexa for voice inputs. There is however a catch – users will reportedly require to own a supporting smart gadget that’s capable of taking voice inputs, like a Google Home or an Amazon Echo speaker.

With this, users will be able to operate the tvs standard functions like changing it on or off, altering the channel, volume level and also inputs, all through voice commands. Naturally, if you do not have a clever speaker, then the TVs currently comes with the Bixby assistant built-in.

Samsung’s rivals Sony and LG currently use support for both voice assistants on their choose panels, however that integrated with Apple’s iTunes material does make Samsung’s offering unique.

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