I’m looking forward to Vincent of HDTVtest getting ahold of one of these screens to give his opinion of it.. the Samsung press release is rather light (heh!) on the details. Is this just effectively MiniLED but better, or is it much closer to MicroLED in practice? idk. More on reddit.com

From the article: Samsung has launched a new television aimed squarely at those for whom money is no object. Measuring 114 inches and packing Micro LED technology, the "ultra-premium" set costs the equivalent of around $132,630. It's so expensive that Samsung is giving away an 8K TV worth $8,000 as an incentive to buyers. Samsung has a history of producing massive, and massively expensive, Micro LED TVs, going back to CES 2018 when it first unveiled The Wall, a 146-inch modular TV. The Korean giant made a more living room-friendly 75-inch Micro LED TV a year later, followed by a 110-inch version in 2020. There have also been 89-inch and 110-inch models. In addition to the massive size, the reason for the 114-inch version's KRW 180 million ($132,630) price tag is the set's use of Micro LED. Like OLED, each of the millions of tiny LEDs packed onto a substrate produces its own light and color without the need for backlighting or a color filter. But Micro LED TVs have several advantages over OLED, including brighter colors, being more power-efficient, faster response times, and improved brightness – we've seen several Micro LEDs with a maximum brightness of 2,000 nits across the entire display. The most important element is that it uses an inorganic LED structure, offering a longer lifespan than OLED and no burn-in issues. More on reddit.com