Samsung has unveiled a new AI-powered Interactive Display designed for the education sector. This digital whiteboard is available in three massive screen sizes: 65 inches, 75 inches, and 86 inches.
One standout feature is the integration of Google’s Circle to Search, making it potentially the largest device to support this tool. Originally introduced on the Galaxy S24 series, Circle to Search has since expanded to tablets and now, much bigger screens. Samsung claims this feature pulls results from “trusted sources,” though it’s unclear if this is simply marketing or if it indeed uses stricter filters.
The display runs on Android 15 and includes other powerful tools, such as AI-powered lesson summaries, live transcription, file conversion, and seamless integration with Google Drive and Google Classroom.
The Interactive Display is powered by an octa-core processor with a 4 TOPs NPU, 16GB of RAM, and a 128GB SSD. It also features a built-in 4K camera, 20-watt speakers, and advanced software capabilities to elevate classroom experiences.
While pricing hasn’t been revealed, this product is clearly tailored for educational institutions rather than general consumers. With its robust AI suite and large screens, it’s a major step forward in interactive learning technology.
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