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We didn't see too much shift around from the norm with the S24 series, beyond the S24 Ultra going back to a flat screen (woot woot!). However, Samsung's foldables and smartwatches are expected to ...

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Our top pick is the Samsung S90C, which uses an OLED panel with quantum dots to deliver high contrast and bright colors. Meanwhile, shoppers looking for a budget-friendly display should consider ...

It’s every bit as good as QLED, providing incredible detail and unbelievable screen brightness. This TV has a ton of bells and whistles we’ve seen scattered across other Samsung TVs.

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