Samsung has unveiled their complete 2010 portfolio of LED-TVs at CES 2010. You can start drooling because the 2010 Samsung line-ip is more beautiful than ever. Samsung's new high-end series are to be called 7000, 8000 and 9000 and supports 3D. The 9000 model is only 8 mm thick.
We have now received Samsung C8000 for a review: Samsung 3D LED-TV (C8000) received.
Samsung LED TV C9000.
Samsung has exhibited their new flagship. The 9000 series is thinner than ever and more beautiful than ever with a design in silver metal and black. The new LED-TV (LCD with LED) also features 3D support, which can be enjoyed with 3D content in 2010.
The secret behind the ultra-thin frame of 8 mm is a Edge LED backlight, where the LEDs have been placed along the edges of the panel. In order to make the 9000 series even thinner, Samsung has also moved some of the control electronics into the stand, which can be rearranged when TV needs to be wall mounted.
Samsung's new 9000 series can display true 3D content together with a 3D Blu-ray players, but it can also convert 2D content into 3D (although the quality is probably far from true 3D).
Developed with a completely new remote control the 9000 series seeks the Apple look. The new remote has a touch-sensitive screen. The remote can even function as an extra screen, and you can watch TV directly on your remote while watching Blu-Ray on the TV.
You can even browse through all your music, photos and video from another PC at home using DLNA technology. Once you've found the vacation photos from last year on the extra screen on the remote, you can "beat the air" with the remote towards the TV and the content will now be displayed full screen on your TV.
The 9000 series incorporates 240 / 200 Hz technology (which is required for 3D), as well as Samsung’s Internet@TV. Internet@TV features a wide range of online services such as YouTube, Twitter, etc.
Samsung has also integrated the newly developed "Samsung Apps" system. Samsung App is a store similar to Apple's App Store, where various developers and consumers can create applications for your TV. Internet@TV is of course wireless.
The Samsung C9000 series will be available in 46-inches (UE-46C9000) and 55 inches (UE-55C9000) later this year. No words on prices.
Samsung LED TV C8000
Samsung has also presented their 8000 series of LED-TVs, which has a new design that combines silver metal with a transparent framework.
The 8000 series is not as slim as its big brother in the 9000 series but Samsung proclaims that even though the 8000 series has Edge LED technology, the R&D department have been able to utilize some of the advantages of the local dimming system.
It’s hard to tell what Samsung means by this because local dimming technologies is typically associated with LEDs behind the LCD panel (backlit LED).
The 8000 series also supports 3D and converts 2D to 3D. It has a 240 / 200 Hz system, and Internet@TV, DLNA and Samsung Apps.
Samsung has also developed a new stand for the 8000 series, which consists of four legs in metal. The stand has been designed as a piece of furniture, according to Samsung.
Samsung’s new remote is not included with the 8000 series, but can be purchased separately.
8000 series will be available in 32” (UE-32C8000, only 100 Hz) 40” (UE-40C8000), 46” (UE-46C8000), 55” (UE-55C8000) and 65” (UE-65C8000). In stores in the second quarter of 2010.
Samsung LED-TV C7000
The next step is called the 7000 series and it features the same four-legged stand as the 8000 series. The design is based on Samsung's "Touch of Color" philosophy from the 2009 models.
The 7000 series is slim because of an Edge LED backlight but without the so-called local dimming feature from tthe 8000 series.
The 7000 series also incoporates 3D and converts 2D to 3D. It has a 240 / 200 Hz system, Internet@TV, DLNA and Samsung Apps.
Samsung's new remote control is not included with the 7000 series, but can be purchased separately.
The 7000 series will be available in 40” (UE-40C7000), 46” (UE-462C7000) and 55-inches (UE-55C78000). In stores in the second quarter of 2010.
Samsung C6500 and C5000 LED-TVs
Finally, Samsung will market two "small" LED-TV series without 3D support. These are the C6500 series and C5000 series.
The 6500 series has 100 Hz, Touch of Color design, DLNA, Samsung Apps. It will be launched in the first half of 2010. Samsung also mentions a DVB-S (satellite) tuner.
The 5000 series focuses on low power consumption, has DLNA, and USB.
The 6500 series will be available in 32” (UE-32C6500), 37” (UE-37C6500), 40” (UE-40C6500), 46” (UE-46C6500) and 55” (UE-55C6500) and sees the light of the day in the second quarter of 2010.
The 6000 series comes in three variants; white, glossy black and dark brown with a wave pattern.
Via [flatpanelshd.com]
We have now received Samsung C8000 for a review: Samsung 3D LED-TV (C8000) received.
Samsung LED TV C9000.
Samsung has exhibited their new flagship. The 9000 series is thinner than ever and more beautiful than ever with a design in silver metal and black. The new LED-TV (LCD with LED) also features 3D support, which can be enjoyed with 3D content in 2010.
The secret behind the ultra-thin frame of 8 mm is a Edge LED backlight, where the LEDs have been placed along the edges of the panel. In order to make the 9000 series even thinner, Samsung has also moved some of the control electronics into the stand, which can be rearranged when TV needs to be wall mounted.Samsung's new 9000 series can display true 3D content together with a 3D Blu-ray players, but it can also convert 2D content into 3D (although the quality is probably far from true 3D).Developed with a completely new remote control the 9000 series seeks the Apple look. The new remote has a touch-sensitive screen. The remote can even function as an extra screen, and you can watch TV directly on your remote while watching Blu-Ray on the TV.You can even browse through all your music, photos and video from another PC at home using DLNA technology. Once you've found the vacation photos from last year on the extra screen on the remote, you can "beat the air" with the remote towards the TV and the content will now be displayed full screen on your TV.
The 9000 series incorporates 240 / 200 Hz technology (which is required for 3D), as well as Samsung’s Internet@TV. Internet@TV features a wide range of online services such as YouTube, Twitter, etc.Samsung has also integrated the newly developed "Samsung Apps" system. Samsung App is a store similar to Apple's App Store, where various developers and consumers can create applications for your TV. Internet@TV is of course wireless.
The Samsung C9000 series will be available in 46-inches (UE-46C9000) and 55 inches (UE-55C9000) later this year. No words on prices.Samsung LED TV C8000
Samsung has also presented their 8000 series of LED-TVs, which has a new design that combines silver metal with a transparent framework.
The 8000 series is not as slim as its big brother in the 9000 series but Samsung proclaims that even though the 8000 series has Edge LED technology, the R&D department have been able to utilize some of the advantages of the local dimming system.
It’s hard to tell what Samsung means by this because local dimming technologies is typically associated with LEDs behind the LCD panel (backlit LED).
The 8000 series also supports 3D and converts 2D to 3D. It has a 240 / 200 Hz system, and Internet@TV, DLNA and Samsung Apps.Samsung has also developed a new stand for the 8000 series, which consists of four legs in metal. The stand has been designed as a piece of furniture, according to Samsung.
Samsung’s new remote is not included with the 8000 series, but can be purchased separately.8000 series will be available in 32” (UE-32C8000, only 100 Hz) 40” (UE-40C8000), 46” (UE-46C8000), 55” (UE-55C8000) and 65” (UE-65C8000). In stores in the second quarter of 2010.
Samsung LED-TV C7000
The next step is called the 7000 series and it features the same four-legged stand as the 8000 series. The design is based on Samsung's "Touch of Color" philosophy from the 2009 models.
The 7000 series is slim because of an Edge LED backlight but without the so-called local dimming feature from tthe 8000 series.
The 7000 series also incoporates 3D and converts 2D to 3D. It has a 240 / 200 Hz system, Internet@TV, DLNA and Samsung Apps.
Samsung's new remote control is not included with the 7000 series, but can be purchased separately.The 7000 series will be available in 40” (UE-40C7000), 46” (UE-462C7000) and 55-inches (UE-55C78000). In stores in the second quarter of 2010.
Samsung C6500 and C5000 LED-TVs
Finally, Samsung will market two "small" LED-TV series without 3D support. These are the C6500 series and C5000 series.
The 6500 series has 100 Hz, Touch of Color design, DLNA, Samsung Apps. It will be launched in the first half of 2010. Samsung also mentions a DVB-S (satellite) tuner.The 5000 series focuses on low power consumption, has DLNA, and USB.
The 6500 series will be available in 32” (UE-32C6500), 37” (UE-37C6500), 40” (UE-40C6500), 46” (UE-46C6500) and 55” (UE-55C6500) and sees the light of the day in the second quarter of 2010.The 6000 series comes in three variants; white, glossy black and dark brown with a wave pattern.
Via [flatpanelshd.com]
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