Samsung Electronics recently unveiled its range of audio-visual products for 2009 with a refreshing take on audio-visual entertainment. Reinforcing their leadership and pushing innovation higher and higher, the “Samsung 2009 AV Roadshow LED – A Whole New Species of Television” held in NBC Tent in The Fort, Taguig enlightened everyone about what’s next for audio-visual technology.

Guests were led into the product gallery by batches where they were introduced to the newest species of television, the Samsung LED Full High Definition TVs. Combining award-winning design with the most advanced technology, the TV guarantees a viewing experience like no other. It is beautifully slim with a breadth of only 1.2-inch and enabled by the latest in LED technology. It is also extremely light, weighing only 17.6kg and can be conveniently mounted on the wall, just like a picture frame or a piece of art.

The Samsung LED Full High Definition TV is built with energy efficient light emitting diodes which register low power consumption levels and is mercury-free. The LEDs produce darker blacks and crisper whites against vivid colors which results to picture quality that measure up to the natural beauty of life. Viewing experience is further enhanced with Auto Motion Plus frame interpolation technology to reduce motion blur. Imagine watching your videos, viewing your pictures, and listening to your music through pairing your pc with the TV via wireless router. It has full DLNA Wireless capabilities which allow streaming in your TV or more than one TV for multi-room entertainment. Samsung’s Medi@2.0 features a Content Library so you can enjoy a variety of pre-installed content such as recipes, art galleries, and even yoga. What’s more is that you can also utilize the USB 2.0 movie port for the ultimate viewing convenience.

Samsung UN55B8000 55-Inch 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV

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Samsung unveiled three LED TV Series at the CES 2009 earlier this year with the Series 6, Series 7, and Series 8. If you want it all, the Samsung LED TV Series 8 is for you.
The 55 inch Samsung UN55B8000 is the top of the line LED TV Samsung is offering and it is supposed to ship soon. The Samsung UN55B8000 carries an MSRP of $3,999.99, but you get a ton of features for that money besides the new 240Hz LED backlit display panel.
The feature highlights of the Samsung UN55B8000 LED include Mega Contrast: 5,000,000:1, 240Hz Auto Motion Plus, Internet@TV that allows you to receive content via Yahoo!, Flickr, and other online TV Widgets on screen, USB 2.0 Movie: Multi-Media Center makes it easy to watch movies, browse photos and listen to music on your TV, up to 40% less power consumption than conventional LCDs and a ToC (touch of color) bezel beginning as a deep piano black, fading into distinct chrome and finishing as a clear prism.

The new LED technology allows Samsung to make this beautiful HDTV extremely thin at 1.2 inches. The ToC styling of the Samsung UN55B8000 underlines the ultra-thin appearance of this LED TV.

If you want the ultimate LED TV, then do not waste time on the Samsung Series 7 (only 120Hz) or Series 6 (only 120Hz, no Internet@TV, no USB 2.0 Movie), go for the gold: Samsung Series 8 UN55B8000. (There is also a 46 inch in the Series 8, but why bother if you can have 55 inch).

Some electronics retailers like Abt already offer the Samsung UN55B8000 LED TV up for pre-order at a price of $3,599.99. The availability should be broader soon. The Samsung LED TV Series 7 just recently began shipping for instance from Amazon.com.

Samsung UN55B8000 55-Inch 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV

Consumer electronics manufacturer, Samsung, says it is set to launch a Twitter widget on Internet@TV, an Internet-based TV widget service which it announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in January and which is based on the Yahoo! Widget Engine (note: the service, which is available on Samsung's LED 6000, 7000 and 8000-series HDTV sets, as well as on the company's 6- and 7-series LCD screens, offers a range of JavaScript- and XML-based mini-applications, including widgets for Flickr, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Weather, Yahoo! Finance, USA Today, YouTube, eBay and Showtime Networks). The new Twitter widget, which will be offered free-of-charge, is expected to allow viewers to, among other things, use their remotes to send and view tweets about programs as they watch them.

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What You Should Know about the Samsung UN46B8000 46" LED TV

Good Fit For a Midsize Living Room

HDTVs with a diagonal screen size between 42 and 45 inches are LCDs or plasmas, usually with a resolution of either 1366 by 768 or 1920 by 1080 (1080p). The optimum viewing distance for an HDTV screen like this one is generally considered to be about 6.5 to 7.5 feet. That makes a television of this size appropriate for a range of living areas, such as a den, a large bedroom, a midsize living room, or a game room.

Resolution Matches Blu-Ray Disc and HD Formats

All modern HDTVs are fixed-pixel displays. The number of pixels a display has determines its maximum resolution and thus the fineness of detail it can reproduce. Resolution is normally expressed as pixel width versus pixel height. This television's resolution is 1920 by 1080, meaning it has 1920 pixel columns by 1080 pixel rows. Popular for midrange and high-end HDTVs of all types, especially those with large screens, this resolution matches the 1080i maximum resolution for broadcast HDTV and 1080p Blu-ray Disc formats. A key characteristic of all fixed-pixel displays is that incoming signals not at the set's native resolution must be scaled to match that resolution. The quality of this mathematical upconversion or downconversion can significantly affect the picture, especially for ordinary standard-definition TV signals. Inferior scaling may soften the picture, exaggerate noise, or cause some edges to appear slightly jagged.

LCD Display Technology

LCD televisions, like this one, are relatively thin, lightweight panels with a light source at the rear and a lattice of tiny cells filled with liquid crystals in the middle. They perform better than plasmas in brightly lit rooms and don't suffer image burn-in. But because the liquid crystal is never completely opaque, reproducing black or near-black color is harder for LCDs. Picture quality can deteriorate when viewing from far off to the side; and because liquid crystals respond relatively slowly to changes in applied voltage, fast-moving objects on the screen may appear to blur slightly. But LCD technology continues to improve, and these problems are less of an issue today (look for models that tout a 120-Hz refresh rate and a wide viewing angle). LCDs tend to be cheaper than comparable-size plasmas and are available in smaller screen sizes (37 inches and below).

Samsung UN46B8000 46-Inch LED HDTV with 1080p Resolution

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The financial crisis and the drop in retail spending has not depressed the global consumer electronics giant Samsung. Despite the slowdown, Samsung Electronics has set a bench mark for flat-panel TVs with the launch of an all new advanced LED High Definition TVs (HDTVs) in Qatar, yesterday. The new televisions have bolstered Samsung's LED range after the resounding success of the Series 9 LED Backlit LCD television earlier this year.

Samsungs market share is 32 percent in Middle East and in Qatar 40 percent. Last year was a great time for the company with more than 10m televisions with a total value of $6.76bn being sold, said Ram Modak, General Manager, Digital Media Business, Samsung Gulf Electronics. Samsung has proven LED technology is a viable choice for consumers desiring the best picture possible from an LCD television. Samsung's latest LED televisions redefine the standards for viewing quality, energy-efficiency and home entertainment decor.

The new 6000 (available in UN40B6000 , UN46B6000 and UN55B6000), 7000 (available in UN40B7000, UN46B7000 and UN55B7000) and 8000 (available in UN46B8000 and UN55B8000) LED Series are built upon the success of Samsung's first and second generation LED HDTV models. Each using LEDs as their primary light source, the televisions feature ultra-high contrast ratios as well as slim depths that allow for more artful designs, plus increased energy savings.

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Samsung UN40B6000 46-INCH 1080P 120HZ LED HDTV, Samsung UN40B6000 is The brilliant Samsung LED TV experience starts with the UN40B6000 . Its incredible mega contrast provides blacker blacks and whiter whites along with enriched color expression. Its ultra-slim 1.2? depth is our slimmest HDTV yet, and that includes the tuner! Our exclusive Touch of ColorTM design complements any room, and InfoLinkTM puts up to date information right at your fingertips. Best yet, Samsung LED TVs use 40%

Samsung – Samsung Luxia UN40B6000 40″ 1080p LED 120Hz LCD HDTV UN40B6000VFXZA

The Samsung LN32B460 is a 32" LCD TV from Samsung's entry level 4 Series for 2009. The TV features a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a 6ms response time. It includes integrated 10-watt speakers, a gaming mode, and 3 HDMI inputs for connection to HD devices.

Wowo, very beautiful , I love this LCD TV very much , for this beautiful consumer electronics you can get at Tradestead , there are many kinds of these!

Samsung PN50B530 new LCD will be next Samsung’s PDP HDTV which already equipped with e-panel technology. Its featured with 16:9 aspect ratio (mega contrast technology), integrated digital tuner and 600Hz Subfield Motion technology. This Samsung PN50B530 PDP HDTV also supports with FilterBright technology to decrease glare and reflection for optimal viewing and also able to deliver a very clear picture specially in sport program. Samsung has made this LCD Panel complete with low power consumption system which only need not over than 40% energy.

Samsung PN50B530 50-Inch 1080P Plasma HDTV

Samsung LN52B750 Review

I know a lot of you are looking at a lot of hdtvs. Let me tell I looked at all the t.vs in best buy to see how they look. I saw the ln46b650 as it stood out from the rest with clarity. So i decided to take a gamble and pre order this one. I even owned a pn50a760 plasma and sent it back because it had poor clearity. This t.v has an extra setting for the upscaling which makes it ajust to the size making it a little clearer for normal dvds then the regular upscaling.

PROs for this t.v: Clearest picture i've seen so far for LCD. No artifacts on 240hz settings. The colors are bright and stunning. For you video game addicts. I have a ps3 and a xbox360 hooked up to it and let me tell you the game looks crisp and has no lag whats so ever.

Cons:The internet capabilities and media stuff arent exciting. Only thing its good for is maybe knowing the weather and uploading pictures on the tv when having family events. When people speak while playing video games they seem a little quiet other then that they sound pretty decent. The blacks are probally the best you can get for lcd but its still not as black as plasmas can get. Only other thing is its viewing angles, its best to sit at a centerish seat.

The cons are very very minor overall this t.v I will recommend to anyone looking for something great in all area's for the price. Regular Dvds look nice a sharp and blue rays look even better. Even my girlfriend that knows nothing about t.vs says WOW thats a lot better then the other one we sent back. You could also see the jealousy in my friends eyes.
I hope my technical comments help you decide if this is the t.v for you.

Samsung LN52B750 52-Inch 1080p 240Hz LCD HDTV with Charcoal Grey Touch of Color

Samsung LN52B750, Just bye it already it is a very good TV picture 10,sound 8 its a TV anyway,streams from your computer pictures videos music 2usbs divx,men tons of features SD channels are really good looking,hd are out of this world details of faces in movies are so deep,nothing escapes =... well awesome TV the perfect addiction to your living room...

Samsung LN52B750 52-Inch 1080p 240Hz LCD HDTV with Charcoal Grey Touch of Color

Samsung Electronics America unveiled two series of plasma HDTVs, series 8 and series 6, at CES 2009.

Measuring about an inch in depth, series 8 plasma HDTVs is the world's slimmest 1080p resolution plasma sets to feature built-in ATSC tuners, Samsung claimed.

Despite their slim design, Samsung's plasma HDTVs features high contrast ratio along with Ultra Filter Bright technology, which reduces the luminance in black levels by 50%. And Samsung's exclusive Wide Color Enhancer 3 maps HD or SD signals to the panel's native color space, which covers 110% of the HD specification.

The series 8 and 6 both meet the Energy Star 3.0 efficiency standard.

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Samsung have announced an exciting range of LCD TV's for 2009 with the 6000, 7000 and 8000 series, featuring LED backlighting and Internet@TV technology.

The flagship 8000 series features a 200Hz refresh rate while the 7000 and 6000 are all 100Hz. All of the new screens include USB connectivity, DLNA certification, super-slim design and Samsung's latest incarnation of their Ultra Clear Panel technology.

In August 2008, Intel and Yahoo confirmed their intention to co-develop the Yahoo Widget Channel (Internet@TV). Widget technology enables TVs to connect to the Internet through "widgets," bits of software that provided elements of web based content.

Allowing access to the internet via Ethernet cable or a Wi-Fi USB dongle Internet@TV will enable consumers to carry out tasks such as e-mailing friends, trading shares or checking the weather while watching programmes.

A number of manufacturers believe that LED SmartLighting technology has the potential to elevate LCD to achieve plasma rivaling levels of black level ability. On the latest Samsung LCD TV's its implementation replaces the conventional bar-style fluorescent backlight with hundreds of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs). This helps produce a claimed 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio along with a more natural color representation.

Sure to turn heads, the new panels feature a piano black bezel that fades into chrome. The neck of the stand is transparent 'crystal,' giving the illusion that the screen is 'floating.'

The new LCD TV's from Samsung are due to arrive in the UK this Spring. No prices have been announced.

source : Hdtvorg.co.uk

Korean consumer electronics major Samsung is betting on high-definition (HD) products and new technologies like Bluray and Samsung LED TV to
drive growth in the Indian market. The company is planning to launch a wide portfolio of such products in 2009 in its audio-visual categories like TV, camera and home theatre.

Samsung expects such HD and new tech products to account for 50% of its revenues in the audiovisual segment in 2009 compared with some 30% in 2008. In categories like LCD, it expects the HD TVs will constitute around 45% of total sales volume up from 20% in 2008 and HD digital still cameras will account for over 10% of the total sales.

"The premium products have been growing at a phenomenal pace in India. For instance, the LCD TV market grew by over 150% last year. Given the strong response witnessed by these categories, we expect the market will sustain the demand in 2009 driven by products like LED TV. In some categories like Blu-ray, we are actually creating the market in India to take the first mover advantage," Samsung India deputy managing director R Zutshi told ET.

Samsung plans to create a new stand-alone TV category with its LED TV portfolio. LED TVs have superior picture quality and energy efficiency compared to other flat panel TVs like LCD and plasma; they consume 40% less power than standard LCD TVs, contain no mercury and are made of eco-friendly materials.

The company plans to introduce a line-up of LED TVs with 40-55-inch screens by May. It also aims to introduce a Blu-ray player at Rs 29,000 and Blu-ray home theatre at Rs 70,000 in the second half of 2009. It will roll out a full HD camcorder and a range of HD digital still cameras. "The products will be sold through premium multi-brand stores, retail chains as well as through our network of brand shops," he said.

We plan to aggressively expand our brand shops for retailing these products as well as set up LCD/LED display walls at key multibrand outlets.

source : Indiatimes.com

Getting an ND home video indulges just one aspect of our senses - sight. For everybody, sight is nothing more than the ability to perceive or interpret information from visible light. An HDTV’s most fundamental performance is intimately linked to its ability to produce light. HDTVs use a variety of light-producing mechanisms, but the Samsung LN46A950 uses a wide-color-gamut LED backlight, offering a dynamic light source that optimizes a color’s hue for reproduction of natural, lifelike colors.

When it comes to the LN46A950, that’s just the beginning. A full HD 1080p resolution delivers the highest video resolution currently available. It has 1920 x 1080 pixels scanned progressively with a super-fast 4ms pixel-response time for the smoothest, most lifelike image around.

Samsung’s Auto Motion Plus 120Hz frame-rate conversion technology delivers accurate reproduction of film-based content for a true home-theater experience. Also, there’s no shortage of color, brightness, and detail across the LN46A950’s 16:9 widescreen panel: a cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) in combination with a wide color enhancer optimizes color reproduction while a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio conjures up precise, stunning detail, scene after scene.

Product : Samsung LN46A950 46" 1080p LCD HDTV with 120Hz refresh rate and LED backlighting

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The Samsung LN32A450 32-Inch LCD HDTV has many great features that include a response time of 6 ms, a 720p HD resolution, 3 HDMI inputs, a 178 degree viewing angle and a 10000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.

31.5" screen (measured diagonally) * widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio * high-gloss black finish * built-in digital (ATSC) and analog (NTSC) tuners for over-the-air TV broadcasts (antenna required) * built-in QAM cable TV tuner receives unscrambled programs without a set-top box (cable service required) * 1366 x 768 pixels *

And you can now save yourself $131.99 (19%), if you buy this from Amazon. It was priced at $699.99, but it’s now $568.00. Visit here for more info.

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Samsung Electronics on Wednesday presented an all new range of ultra-slim, energy-efficient high-definition televisions at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Codenamed “Samsung Luxia”, the new range is said to be extremely energy-efficient, as it sports LED as the chief light source, instead of the conventional Cold Cathode Fluoroscent Lamps (CCFLs).

The company unveiled three distinct models of Luxia range, namely 6000, 7000, and 8000 series, with all these models having Samsung’s exclusive ‘Touch of Colour’ image display, which offers high-contrast ratios, ultra clear image details, and a wide range of colours.

The LNXXB8000 series of the range integrates advanced ‘Auto Motion Plus’ 240Hz frame processing feature that can deliver speedier 240 Hz refresh-rate, which is said to be four times faster than that of LCD TVs available in the market currently.

In addition, the 8000 model is expected to hit the market in first half of this year in 55-inch and 46-inch versions.

On the other hand, the LNXX7000 model sports Auto Motion Plus 120Hz frame interpolation capability, along with 120HZ refresh rate, which is twice the capability of the erstwhile LCD TVs.

Moreover, the LNXXB6000 series includes a power indicator menu and consumes 40 percent less power than the other LCD TVs.

All these three HDTVs integrates Wi-Fi capability, with 7000 and 8000 models providing Samsung’s signature “Internet@TV - Content Service” that enables users to access content from YouTube, Flickr, and Yahoo right on their TV screens with a simple touch of button.

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Save yourself $100.00 on this Samsung LN40A530 40-Inch LCD HDTV, when you but it from Sears. They have it on one of their deals until 31st January. It’s now $1,099.99 on Amazon.com. The features include a full 1080p HD resolution, 3 HDMI inputs and a 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Buy it online here.

This all-around excellent TV is easy to use and a delight to the eyes.

It's hard to find fault with Samsung's LN46A550. This LCD model lacks some of the specs and design of its younger sibling, the Samsung LN46A650, but otherwise it holds its own next to that model.

In our Test Center tests, the LN46A550 excelled with Blu-ray discs. In a scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, images looked as though they were coming from a mint 35mm print. Though I thought that some of the images in our tests lost a bit of detail, my fellow judges felt otherwise. This model finished in a statistical tie with the Samsung LN46A650 in overall performance, and it remains atop the heap of models we've tested in this size category.

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Samsung generated great buzz for their new ultra-thin LED HDTVs at the CES 2009. Even before the show the anticipation in December for the new Samsung LED TVs with Internet services, LED backlight and 240Hz technology was high. Then Samsung unveiled their ultra-thin 6.5mm LCD panel and stole the show in terms of thinness, except to OLED TV concepts.
Now that the dust has settled, how thin and how great are the new Samsung HDTVs that you can by in 2009?

The new top of the line Samsung HDTV line-up consists of the Samsung Luxia 8000, 7000, and 6000 HDTVs.

The new Samsung 3rd generation LED HDTVs use LEDS as their primary light source, rather than traditional Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps (CCFL). Benefits of using LEDs include ultra-high contrast ratios, slim depths that allowance for more artful designs, plus increased energy savings.

The Samsung Ultra Clear Panel further allows the preservation of every detail even in brightly-lit, imperfect viewing conditions.

The Samsung Luxia 8000 Series uses the new refresh rate of 240Hz that nearly eliminates the ill effects of displaying quick, action-packed motion. The Samsung Luxia 7000 and 6000 Series use still the 120Hz technology.

Using either a wired or wireless Ethernet connection included in the 8000 and 7000 Series, Samsung offers the Internet@TV - Content Service. With the Samsung Internet@TV - Content Service you can access content onscreen from Yahoo!, Flickr, YouTube and more. The widgets-based interface and scrollbar from Yahoo! run along the bottom of the screen for easy browsing of the latest programs and content.

The Samsung 6000 Series only includes access to Samsung’s InfoLink RSS service, which can instantly display updated news, sports, weather and stocks information with a touch of the remote.

source : i4u.com

Samsung had the bestselling HDTV on Amazon.com this past Holiday shopping season. Samsung HDTVs are offering great quality and features at affordable prices.

Today, Amazon.com runs a promotion to entice you to buy a new HDTV for Super Bowl 2009 Sunday. If you buy a select Samsung HDTV, you get a $200 gift certificate to shop for official NFL gear at the NFLShop.

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At CES this month, Samsung Electronics Canada, followed in Sony's footsteps and unveiled two new series of LCD HDTVs including the seven series which features a 240Hz refresh rate.

Samsung claims the faster refresh rate along with its new interpolation technology will eliminate motion blur and judder in fast-action material.

Features of both the Series 7 and Series 6 650 (32-inch and larger) LCD HDTVs include Samsung’s Touch of Colour design, improved Ultra Clear panel for better black levels, an adaptive contrast picture setting, called “Natural” mode for a cinema-like viewing experience more typical of plasma displays and reduced power consumption.

source : digitalhome.ca