Samsung 3D TVs

3D technology is not something new, what’s new is viewing 3d everyday on our TV sets. Samsungs are rolling out their newest and latest 3D TVs very soon.


LED TVs from 27 to 65 inches are expected to be in retailer stores early spring of 2010. According to a Samsung representative, the edge-lit C8000 (65-inch, $5,000; 55-inch, $3,500) and C6800 (46-inch $2,300; 55-inch, $3,000) series TVs use a “stereo” dimming process in which LEDs at the top, bottom and sides of a dark area in an image are shut off while individual pixels are turned off as well. This is done on the fly by embedded hardware and provides a level of darkening equivalent to backlit models, the representative said. The LED-lit TV line ranges from the conventional 19-inch UN19C4000 ($380) to the 55-inch 3D capable UN55C900 ($7,000). Samsung’s six new ultra-slim C8000 and C7000 series plasma TVs are 3D capable, ranging from the $1,800, 50-inch PN50C7000 to the $3,800 63-inch PN63C8000. Under a current promotion, plasma TV purchasers will receive a free starter kit which includes two Samsung 3D glasses, a 3D version of “Monsters vs. Aliens” from DreamWorks and either a Samsung BD-6900 3D Blu-ray player or a Samsung HT-66930 home theater system. (All plasma, LCD and LED 3D TVs come with at least the glasses and movies package.)

Also announced was Samsung’s new HDTV app store, which will offer about twenty applications for Samsung’s Internet-capable TVs by the end of this month. The early offerings will include apps for content from USA Today, Netflix, Pandora, VUDU and others.

Many of us found this website to find a fix of our LCD clicking problems and most of us probably not going to buy any Samsung product because of our bad experience with them. But this new 3D LED TVs are just too cool to pass and I am pretty sure that Sony or Vizio will come out with a 3D TV few days after they Samsung unveiled their TV so I guess they got my vote already.