04-03-2009, 09:39 PM
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Samsung LED HDTV Series 8000, 7000, and 6000
Samsung released the pricing and shipping dates for their new LED HDTV series 8000, 7000, and 6000.
The Samsung UN46B7000 sells for $2,999.99 and the Samsung UN40B6000 $2,299.99.
The 8000 is due to be released in May of 09, pricing details are not available as of yet. |
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04-04-2009, 02:37 PM
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I went to Fry's Electronics today, and they had a Sony 46" or so LED on sale for like $2,500. LED's are so thin compared to LCD! I bet it wasn't any thicker than 1" to 1.5". The picture quality was comparible to Plasma, and you could see it from all angles too. |
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04-05-2009, 05:54 PM
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Flat screens are moving fast, aren't they? Not only the technological changes but the interpolation is 4 times faster then just a few years ago. They've gone from 60Hz to 240Hz on the new LCD sets. Now if Jay could get Samsung to send a test set to my house. I would be willing to give it a real good work over. |
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04-05-2009, 06:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 1inxs
Flat screens are moving fast, aren't they? Not only the technological changes but the interpolation is 4 times faster then just a few years ago. They've gone from 60Hz to 240Hz on the new LCD sets. Now if Jay could get Samsung to send a test set to my house. I would be willing to give it a real good work over. |
if I could get Samsung to send out a test LCD, I'd have them send it to MY house. 
I like LED, but I think I'll wait for OLED to start hitting the retail floors before I upgrade. |
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04-05-2009, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Jay
if I could get Samsung to send out a test LCD, I'd have them send it to MY house.
I like LED, but I think I'll wait for OLED to start hitting the retail floors before I upgrade. |
Problem is, they just can't make the OLED's in a bigger size right now. btw, put my name in the hat for testing receivers and speakers. |
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04-07-2009, 03:34 AM
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I truely would have that testing LCD from Samsung in my house, but I think they do the testing on their own. Sorry for that, would have been a nice thing to do.
By the way, what is the biggest size for an OLED? |
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04-20-2009, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jerseygirl
I truely would have that testing LCD from Samsung in my house, but I think they do the testing on their own. Sorry for that, would have been a nice thing to do.
By the way, what is the biggest size for an OLED? |
Looks like it's a 31" for now, Gizmodo - Samsung's 31-Inch OLED Is Biggest, Thinnest Yet - AM-OLED Gizmodo has pictures of it in the link.
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The 1080p panel is just 4.3mm thick (.17-inches), thinner than any LCD other than the prototypes we've seen this week.
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