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Today, Samsung Malaysia just teased a new product for its smart TV lineup. Not exactly a new TV but rather, Samsung TV Plus that was advertised in its newsroom and it may be coming for the Malaysian market. 

It's interesting how Apple has been working on a variety of prototypes in the last few years. Although the Apple Car may be on hold, the Apple AR glasses could be available in 2022. There's even a rumour about the company's VR headset, which could feature some crazy specs.

It seems that Xiaomi has recently uploaded a promotional poster, hinting that they will be unveiling a Xiaomi 8K TV that’s equipped with 5G connectivity on 28 September 2020. While not much is known in regards to the price, our source mentioned that the TV is able to stream 8K content with minimal struggles thanks to the 5G capabilities.

But technology marches forward and TVs, especially Smart TVs, can do so much more these days. As a result, we as consumers have a greater incentive to upgrade. Unfortunately, buying a TV isn't quite as straightforward as getting a smartphone. Fret not! In this article, we'll discuss 6 things you should consider when buying a new TV!

Samsung, as well as MediaTek, has recently unveiled the world’s first 8K TV which supports the new Wi-Fi 6 standard that allows it to smoothly stream 8K content. This is due to the fact that the aforementioned TV comes equipped with MediaTek’s custom Wi-Fi 6 chipset, which is compatible with the new Wi-Fi standard.

During CES 2020, Samsung unveiled a variety of displays at the event such as MicroLED, QLED 8K TVs and more as well. While Samsung did not mention when all these products will be available to the general public, we can expect all that will be mentioned to be available somewhere around the year 2020.