Samsung has launched its largest and most advanced television, a 100-inch NEO QLED TV powered by "Vision AI," in the East African market, targeting Kenya's high-end home and commercial entertainment sectors.

• The flagship TV retails at a steep KES 699,000.
• Rahul Kochhar, business head for Samsung Electronics East Africa, highlighted the TV’s intelligent processing and adaptability.
• The television features Quantum Matrix Mini LED technology, NQ AI Processor, Dolby Atmos, and a seven-year software upgrade program, addressing smart TV obsolescence concerns.

Samsung is rolling out its stable One UI 8 update, starting with the Galaxy S25 series in South Korea. A detailed timeline released for Brazil suggests when Kenyan users might expect the update on their devices.

• The update begins as early as September 18 for the Galaxy S25 family in Brazil.
• The rollout continues through October for older Samsung Galaxy flagships, midrangers, and tablets.
• While the Brazilian timeline offers a strong indication, the exact dates for Kenya may vary.

Samsung has launched its 2025 NEO QLED 100-inch AI TV (model S-QA100QN80FUXKE) in Kenya, positioning it as their most advanced flagship television.

• The TV will sell for Ksh 699,999.
• It combines cutting-edge display and audio technologies with Samsung’s Vision AI platform.
• Key features include a 100-inch NEO QLED Display with Quantum Matrix Mini LED Technology, 4K UHD resolution with AI Upscaling, the NQ AI Processor, Dolby Atmos, and Tizen OS with a 7-Year Upgrade Programme.
• Samsung is targeting households, premium apartments, and high-end commercial venues, offering a two-year manufacturer’s warranty and professional installation.