Samsung UN55B7000 Review
The Samsung UN55B7000
LED-based HDTVs are excellent choices because of their increased energy efficiency and brighter screens, and the Samsung UN55B7000 is a perfect example. With an eye-catching design, innovative edge-lit technology, amazing picture quality and other impressive features, it is no wonder the UN55B7000 is being touted one of Samsung’s best. Read more
Samsung UN55B8000 Review
The Samsung UN55B8000
The sleek, edge-lit LED-based Samsung UN55B8000 is one of the most expensive HDTVs in Samsung’s roster. It tries to live up to its price, though, with amazing picture quality and a bunch of innovative features which are sure to leave you gaping. Read more
Samsung LN52A650 Review
Samsung LN52A650 - Amazing LCD HDTV
With these exceptional and unmatched features, the Samsung LN52A650 is indeed a great buy and a must-have gadget not only for techies but for anyone who have enough idle cash.
Whether you are getting a new HDTV to replace the old tube or you simply want to have a good home theater system, you should take a look at Samsung LN52A650 52-inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV. You’ll surely be amazed with its cool and modern design, picture clarity and superb features. And you’ll find yourself raving about the awesome gadget in no time at all.
Samsung UN55B6000 Review
The Samsung UN55B6000
Whether in terms of physical figures or in gadget styles, thin is definitely in. Just take the Samsung UN55B6000, for example. It is one of Samsung’s thinnest LED-lit LCD HDTV displays, but that is just the tip of the iceberg.
Samsung PN50B860 Review
The Samsung PN50B860
There is little not to like about the Samsung PN50B860, which is one of Samsung’s top Plasma models. In fact, its biggest drawback is probably its steep price. If you can afford it, though, you will surely be rewarded by an exceptional viewing experience and get to enjoy its other perks.
Samsung Unveils 3D HDTVs at CES 2010
If the 2010 CES is any indication, this year is looking bright for Samsung, with its 3D HDTV sets - LED, LCD and Plasma models - 3D Blu-ray players and a 3D home entertainment partnership with Dreamworks.
The 9000 series is Samsung’s flaghsip LED-lit HDTV series for 2010, which is pencil-thin - just .3 inches thick at most - and comes with a built-in 3D processor. This allows it to display videos from various 3D sources, and also allows it to convert 2D content into 3D real-time. The 9000 series also comes with a touchscreen menu - the industry’s first - with a QWERTY keyboard, as well as built-in WiFi and infrared connectivity and enhanced DLNA compatibility.
For its LCD sets, Samsung offers the 650 and 750 series, the latter of which also comes with a 3D processor, along with a 240Hz refresh rate, Internet@TV and a HyperReal Engine that provides more accurate and saturated colors.
The company’s 7000 and 8000 Plasma series are also equipped with 3D technology, with a Real Black Filter that reduces glare even further and Samsung’s CinemaSmooth technology.
The perfect accessory for these HDTV sets is the BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray Player, the winner of the 2010 CES Best of Innovations Award, with a slim, semi-transparent design and excellent speed and performance. The BD-C7500 is just as good, though, and is Samsung’s slimmest Blu-ray player to date, especially designed for wall-mounting.
Aside from these 3D entertainment devices, Samsung also introduced its e-books, the E6 and E101, which are set to hit the shelves soon and give the Nook and the Kindle some serious competition.
The 2010 CES will end on January 10.
Samsung PN58B860 Review
The Samsung PN58B860
LCD HDTV sets, particularly those with an LED backlight, are currently getting more and more of the lion’s share in the HDTV market, but that hasn’t stopped Samsung from making great Plasma sets. In fact, the Samsung PN58B860 is one of its best Plasma models, a tour de force in terms of style and image quality.
Samsung Unveils Thinnest HDTV Yet
Forget about Ultra Slim. Samsung’s newest 40-inch prototype model measures only roughly 3.99mm thick, becoming the first Needle Slim LCD HDTV and the thinnest one to date.
The model surpasses the pencil-thin LG released earlier this year, which is measured at 5.9mm thick, and the 5-kilogram 7mm JVC model introduced at the 2009 CES.
Just a year ago, Samsung held the same title with a 40-inch model measuring 7.9mm thick and a 52-inch model only 9.9mm thick.
The thinness of the record-breaking Samsung model is made possible by its edge-lit LED-based technology, a technology which uses fewer LEDs that are strategically positioned at the top and bottom of the panel instead of covering it entirely, which then project the light to a light guide plate in the center that reflects it accordingly towards the screen. This technology also allows HDTVs to be lighter and even more energy efficient, putting edge-lit HDTVs at the top of the heap until OLED HDTVs are produced in full swing.
In spite of its Needle Slim frame, though, the new Samsung model still delivers high performance with a 5000:1 contrast ratio and a 120Hz refresh rate like most Samsung LCD HDTVs.
Only five years ago, the thinnest HDTV was measured at 6.85 inches thick, developed by RCA.
