Amid the buzz of artificial intelligence and unexpected surprises at Samsung's conference at CES 2026, the company stole the spotlight by unveiling a giant 130-inch Micro RGB screen.

This massive TV, displayed on a huge metal stand that surrounds the entire screen, looked more like a futuristic art piece than a home appliance, with the ability to tilt the screen slightly as desired.

Just like LG did, Samsung relied on developing Mini LED within Micro RGB technology to deliver an unprecedented level of color accuracy and image depth.

The live experience of the screen was truly stunning; vibrant colors, realistic contrast, and fine details in both bright and dark scenes.

It was no surprise that the audience stood mesmerized in front of this giant TV, as if watching an extraordinary event.

Return of the 'Timeless Gallery' Design

The metal stand that surrounds the screen is inspired by Samsung's old 'Timeless Gallery' base (2013), and when mounting the TV on the wall, the stand must also be attached because it houses the integrated speaker system.

This design touch highlights the device's unique character and gives it a majestic presence in any space where it is displayed.

Technical Specifications

Samsung did not reveal all hardware details, and only listed a set of advanced technologies:

Micro RGB AI Engine Pro processor with advanced AI capabilities for enhancing colors, brightness, and contrast.

Micro RGB Color Booster Pro and HDR Pro technologies to enhance image quality and make colors more realistic.

Glare Free screen for comfortable viewing in all lighting conditions.

Support for HDR 10+ Advanced and Eclipsa Audio.

Integration with Samsung's intelligent Vision AI Companion, along with Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity for search and conversation.

Despite all this technical hype, Samsung clarified that this giant Micro RGB TV is only a demonstration model and not a product for sale at this time.

The nearest commercial version in this category was the 115-inch screen shown last year at a price of $30,000, while Samsung's real Micro LED screens start at $110,000 and above, aimed at a very limited customer base.