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        65” OLED S95D 4K Smart AI TV (2024)

        AI Vision Inside

        28.6 cu.ft.

        RF65DG9H0ESREU

        4.7 (9,999)

        Quantum Matrix Technology

        Neural Quantum Processor 4K Neural Quantum Processor 4K MAX. 2 Line

        Quantum Matrix Technology

        Dolby Atmos®

        £1,299.00

        Seller: Vyper

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        Durability Index : 7.0 / 10

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        Window 11 Home

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        • Quantum Matrix Technology

          Neural Quantum
          Processor 4K

        • One Billion Color

          Yes

        • HDR (High Dynamic Range)

          Neo Quantum HDR

        • HDR 10+

          Yes (Adaptive / Gaming)

        All About 5K Monitors

        • What does 5K resolution mean?

          Monitor resolution is the number of pixels displayed on the screen that make up the image you see. A 5K monitor (5120x2880 pixels) means the screen displays 5120 pixels horizontally and 2880 pixels vertically. Higher resolution means more pixels, resulting in a sharper, more detailed image.

        • 5K monitor resolution (5120x2880 pixels) delivers a significantly sharper image than 4K, packing nearly 80% more pixels into the same space. This means finer details, crisper visuals, and a larger workspace—ideal for creative professionals in video editing, graphic design, and photography. The extra pixel density ensures enhanced precision for highly detailed tasks.

        • Yes, 5K is great for professionals who need high pixel density and color accuracy, and it is excellent for handling high-resolution video and detailed graphics work. It also allows space for editing tools alongside 4K content.

        • Pixel density is what brings the resolution of a monitor and the size of the screen together. Measured in pixels per inch (PPI), pixel density explains how many pixels are packed into a given area of the screen. The higher the PPI, the sharper and more detailed the image will appear, especially on smaller displays. Pixel density is crucial because even at the same resolution, larger screens will have lower PPI, resulting in loss of detail. Therefore, if you prefer a monitor with a large screen, it’s important to choose one with a relatively high resolution to ensure high picture quality.

        • Yes, Samsung’s S9 5K monitor is 27 inches and part of the ViewFinity series. It has an IPS Panel, Matte Display, Smart Calibration, Ergonomic Stand, and SlimFit Camera.