May 2026
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Samsung launches full 2026 TV lineup
Samsung has announced the UK launch of its full 2026 TV lineup, spanning premium models such as Micro RGB, OLED and Neo QLED, as well as mainstream Mini LED and UHD TVs.
In this new range, Samsung is expanding
Vision AI Companion (VAC) features across its 4K-and-above TV line-up, reflecting its broader strategy to make AI a central part of the TV experience. The expansion brings AI-
powered viewing to more categories, screen sizes and consumer needs (2). “With our 2026 lineup, Samsung is setting a new
benchmark for AI TVs worldwide,” said Hun Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics. “Samsung AI TVs will go beyond entertainment to deliver practical
benefits to everyday life, helping people find what they want faster, enjoy content more easily, and make the most of their TV time.”
Samsung is also expanding its lifestyle audio
lineup with Music Studio 7 and Music Studio 5, and the Q990H soundbar for an immersive home cinema experience.
CIH Euronics Showcase delivers for Members
Euronics Showcase, an exclusive, members-only event delivered by CIH, the electrical buying group, part
of
Euronics, closed on a high on Monday 20 two days at the NEC in Birmingham.
This Showcase welcomed CIH members to the NEC, alongside Euronics agents and over 60 leading brands and business partners, representing sizeable growth compared to last year’s event. Across the show floor, members explored first-hand the latest innovations, products and technologies that will drive their businesses in the months ahead. CIH Euronics board members were available throughout the event to answer questions and offer support. CEO of CIH, Harry Kyriacou, commented: “This year’s Showcase was an invaluable opportunity for both the board and myself to connect with our members, in an environment that was buzzing with business enthusiasm and ideas. Showcase 2026 demonstrates how much stronger we are together, as we work to develop opportunities and grow business for independent retailers. The level of engagement we saw across the event was extremely encouraging, and we’re grateful to our brand partners and contributors for their continued collaboration and support.” The event also recognised excellence among suppliers, with awards
presented to Beko Europe for Stand Design and Experience, and to Haier for the company’s ground-breaking three-drum washing machine, with the New Product Launch Award.
JBL celebrates 80 years of powering voices
JBL from HARMAN is celebrating its 80th anniversary, marking eight decades of “delivering sound that moves generations”. Since its founding by visionary engineer James B. Lansing in 1946, JBL says it has set the standard for audio innovation. From professional recording studios and home entertainment to powering legendary cultural moments like Woodstock and Tomorrowland, JBL has always been committed to delivering authentic, unfiltered sound. Today, JBL stands as a global leader in personal audio, with hundreds of
millions listening to the music they love through JBL portable speakers and headphones, the company says. And JBL Professional continues to power over 40 per cent of the world’s cinemas, while serving stadiums, recording studios, music venues and more, ensuring high-quality sound is accessible to listeners everywhere…even in your car. “For 80 years, JBL’s engineering legacy has been the benchmark for high-
fidelity audio, and that standard lives in every JBL product made today. As we celebrate this milestone, JBL remains committed to carrying this standard forward in the technologies that will power the next generation of sound and culture,” said Dave Rogers, President, HARMAN Lifestyle Division.
Finally, Samsung is also expanding its TV ecosystem through Samsung TV Plus, “a premium global entertainment service designed to deliver exceptional experiences for every moment”. For more information about Samsung`s 2026 AI TV lineup, please visit
www.samsung.com.
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