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If you're looking to pick up a TV ahead of the Super Bowl, Samsung is currently discounting many of its QLED TVs, matching their lowest prices ever. Normally, the 75-inch model of the Samsung QN85A QLED TV costs $2,999.99 but is currently on sale at Samsung and Best Buy for $1,999.99. This massive, slim-bezel display features amazing visual fidelity and also includes a variety of other handy features. The Tizen OS grants access to most major streaming services and a number of helpful apps, and the TV features built-in support for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, allowing you to control playback or find your favorite show with ease. The already excellent picture quality is enhanced even further thanks to HDR10 support, a 120Hz refresh rate, and FreeSync compatibility for superior gaming performance.

With countless laptops, gaming devices, eBikes, and more, 2020 has been on a roll. As we speak, there are preparations going on for Samsung Unpacked, the Google Pixel 4a release, and also a whole bunch of new Sony audio gear. So, it wouldn't be wrong to say that technology hasn't slowed down this year. This week, we went ahead and listed the best cool tech gadgets and the most trending technologies of the year. Be it Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), or even Wi-Fi 6E, this weekly blog gives you a quick glimpse of every technology you should be aware of. As Elon Musk stated recently, "We're headed toward a situation where AI is vastly smarter than humans and I think that time frame is less than five years from now. But that doesn't mean that everything goes to hell in five years. It just means that things get unstable or weird." This statement does add value to the fact that more AI gadgets can actually make our lives easier. The below examples will show you how. If you need some friendly help around the house, look to the Nabot AI Trainable Robot.

Samsung has figured out a way to almost make your TV magically disappear. The Korean tech giant unveiled its new line of futuristic smart TVs on Wednesday and one model can blend in with your wall -- just like a chameleon. Its next generation QLED TVs include a feature called Ambient Mode, which enables the TV to blend in to the background whenever it's turned off. Samsung uses a color and pattern matching technology to mimic the QLED TV's background, making it appear nearly invisible. To turn on Ambient Mode, open Samsung's SmartThings app, which is its connected home hub.

Samsung Electronics just announced its new artificial intelligence technology for its high-end QLED TV series. The technology has advanced machine learning capabilities that make it possible for the South Korean giant's TVs to render any type of video content with better quality. Ahead of Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018, Samsung unveiled its new 164-inch "The Wall" TV at the Enclave event venue in Las Vegas on Sunday. Interestingly, the company also showcased other innovations and products at the event including the world's first 8K AI technology, as indicated by Samsung in its press release. Samsung's new invention is its response to the rapidly growing number of super-high resolution television screens in the market in spite of the scarcity of readily available high resolution content. With Samsung's 8K AI technology, any type of video can easily be upscaled and transformed into 8K content.