Samsung is preparing to expand its display options at the CEDIA (Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association) exhibition, which opens today in Chicago.

The most significant news is that the company’s outstanding Q90A-series smart TVs, which were previously only available in 55-inch and larger sizes, will now be available in 43 and 50-inch versions. One of our long-standing gripes has to do with a lack of top TV technology in smaller sizes. Those who want to fill wall space will be rewarded with a newly massive 98-inch Q90A, in response to those who believe that bigger is better.

The Frame will soon be available in an 85-inch size, which was previously only available in 32 to 75 inches. The Frame’s picture quality is closer to that of Samsung’s lower-tier Q60 and Q70 than the state-of-the-art Q90A range.

Samsung also unveiled a slew of new products at CEDIA 2019, including its first 8K micro-LED TV model. The company claimed sharper picture quality for its modular micro-LED TVs, calling them “The Wall.” At 2020 prices, Samsung’s 2021 models will offer the industry’s first 8K resolution at 120Hz. No pricing information was provided for any of Samsung’s CEDIA TVs.