Samsung is going big on Micro RGB and Micro LED TVs for the CES 2026 event. They’ve already revealed the enormous 130-inch micro-RGB TV that we’re keenly looking forward to being bettered by other major players. But where is the biggest Micro LED TV going to sway? Samsung looks to have that one covered too, with the 140-inch Micro LED TV that elevates cinematic viewing to another level.
If that’s not enough, the South Korean giant is taking things a notch higher with display innovation that’s unparalleled, at least for now. Just like some of the smartphones with a waterfall design that extends beyond the horizontal plane of the phone, Samsung is bringing a whole new tech to the event. On the sides, the TV’s screen extends beyond the watchable area, extending as a continuation of the screen.
Designer: Samsung
Samsung is calling it the Mirror Bezel, creating a more immersive 3D effect that we’ve not seen before. For instance, the side panels can display the in-game score during live sports, commentary text, or show the news headlines. The side panels can be turned on independently to show customizable patterns. The possibilities are endless, and Samsung will put the hardware to good use for an extended experience beyond the flat display.
Other than this innovation, they have designed the TV to fold into two for displaying artwork. The display has a hinge system at the center, which should be half the size to 70 inches of display for your artwork. This apparently makes it the world’s first TV that folds in half. This puts it flush against the LG Gallery TV and their own Frame TV. The design makes it well-suited for your living room or even a sizeable bedroom.
The AI in the display is used to analyse the content being displayed and extend the picture, or show other elements depending on the content being viewed. More information is expected to seep in about this exciting display tech at the event. For now, there’s no word on the detailed specifications, availability, or the price.
