Posted by hdtv buying guide on May 30, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, LED HDTV, Samsung | 
For Samsung, the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show — held each year in Las Vegas — was its chance to make a splash with its new television line. The company introduced a new line of LCD television — Luxia.
Powered by light-emitting diodes (LEDs), Samsung’s Luxia televisions promise a thinner design — the panels are just 1.2 inches deep — and cutting-edge picture technology.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on May 29, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, Sharp |
Much like an auto manufacturer’s product line, television makers have to have a wide range of products to be able to cater to the largest audience.
That means building something to slot into every price point, as well as every possible use. And when every television manufacturer has to do it, the number of products available at any given time is staggering.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on May 23, 2009 under HDTV Buyer Guides, LCD HDTV |
The best LCD TV is in the eye of the beholder.
Though many companies produce LCD (liquid crystal display) televisions, there are a few that stand above the crowd.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on May 21, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, LED HDTV, Samsung |
If you were making a checklist of all of the features you were looking for in a new high-definition television, it might go something like this: 1080p resolution, a panel capable of creating bright, vivid colors, internet capability and an Energy Star certification.
Those features — and quite a few more — are in the Samsung LN55A950, which retails for $3,999.99. The LN55A950 has a 55-inch panel and is loaded with the best technology Samsung has to offer. As a bonus, it can usually be found for several hundred dollars less than retail from both online and brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Posted by hdtv buying guide on May 19, 2009 under HDTV Reviews, LCD HDTV, Samsung |
For some consumers, a high-end television is anything over $1,000; that’s simply where the budget reaches its high-water mark. For others, it might be $2,000. Still others think $3,000.
But no matter the budget, it’s easy to agree that $3,299.99 is definitely high-end. That’s where the Samsung LN52A850 is priced. It’s a 52-inch LCD flat-panel HDTV that takes advantage of every bit of Samsung’s industry-leading technology.
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