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It’s been a few months since we’ve heard any details about <\/a> latest 98-inch TV, which we <\/a>. Now, the company has offered up more information about the 98″ Class Crystal UHD (DU9000), which is available starting today for $4,000 from its own webstore<\/a> and select retailers.<\/p>\n Samsung previously revealed that this model uses an AI-powered feature to optimize picture quality for the larger screen. Typically, as screens get bigger so do their pixels. However, with Supersize Picture Enhancer (which the company’s other current 98-inch models boast), Samsung says it can increase sharpness and reduce visible noise to ensure there’s no pixel distortion.<\/p>\n Other features of the DU9000 include 4K upscaling, PurColor (which adds another layer of image processing to improve the picture quality) and HDR. The Motion Xcelerator function and a refresh rate of up to 120Hz should help ensure smooth gameplay \u2014 you’ll be able to stream games from the likes of Xbox Cloud Gaming and Amazon Luna <\/a>. Other gaming features include AI Auto Game Mode, Mini Map Auto Detection and Virtual Aim Point.<\/p>\n If you’re wary that a 98-inch TV might be too much screen for your small living room, Samsung doesn’t want you to worry about that. The company claims that the recommended viewing distance for a 98-inch TV is between six and 12 feet. The DU9000 joins other 98-inch TVs in Samsung’s portfolio, including ones with Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K and QLED 4K panels.<\/p>\n This article contains affiliate links; if you click such a link and make a purchase, we may earn a commission.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n