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SAVE OVER $2,Short film Archives000:The 98-inch Samsung Crystal UHD DU9000 TV is on sale for $1,849.99 at Woot, saving you over $2,000 on list price.

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$3,997.99 Save $2,148

When you spend hours and hours every day trawling through the best and worst deals that the world has to offer, you become slightly numb. It takes something special to make an impression, and that actually happened when I came across this Samsung TV.

The first thing I noticed is that it's 98 inches. Does anyone need a TV that big? And the second thing I noticed is the discount. The 98-inch Samsung Crystal UHD DU9000 TV is on sale for $1,849.99 at Woot, saving you over $2,000 on list price. That's an absolutely enormous discount on a really enormous TV. That's a deal that gets you up out of your seat.

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This TV offers an AI-enhanced picture optimized for a super large screen. The Supersize Picture Enhancer reduces noise and increases sharpness, so you get a picture that’s bold and big. 4K Upscaling also transforms each pixel for improved content, so whether you're watching a movie, following your favorite team, or gaming, this TV really delivers.

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Save over $2,000 on the 98-inch Samsung Crystal UHD DU9000 TV at Woot.

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