Modern day HDTVs are becoming cheaper on an almost monthly basis, the average price for todays 55-inch Samsung TVs is barely more than the average for a 32-inch screen a few years ago. The only real problem is durability, grandma’s good old tube TV lastest for decades, todays LCD, LED and plasma displays aren’t made … Read More →
Samsung released the Manufacturer Suggested Retail Prices for it’s new 2012 lineup of HDTVs, they pretty much match those of comparable models last year, but of course with all new features and improved image quality: ES8000 LED series: UN46ES8000 $2699, UN55ES8000 $3399, UN60ES8000 $3999, UN65ES8000 $4699, UN75ES8000 $7299 ES7500 LED series: UN46ES7500 $2399, UN50ES7500 $2699, … Read More →
In 2011 Samsung released the D series of it’s high definition televisions, all serial numbers are a special code we want to reveal first: UN stands for LED TVs, LN for LCD and PN for plasma, followed by a number that equals the screen size in inches. So, UN55D7000 means the 55-inch version from the … Read More →
Our eyes are spaced apart from each other, which means our left and right retinas see objects at slightly different angles. In real life, the brain merges these two images into a single three-dimensional image. To recreate this experience of depth on television, a 3D TV will display two separate but overlapping images of the … Read More →
If you’re looking for a home-theater, home-office, all around home-entertainment plasma package, the Samsung PN63C7000 will not disappoint. As a matter of fact, it can’t possibly disappoint because that what it was built for. It’s a major contender with its true theater features such as 3D, Cinema Smooth 24p processing, and SRS TruSurround HD. Yet … Read More →