Samsung LN-S3292D
The 32 inch widescreen Samsung LN-S3292D is an HDTV ready television that has HDMI and VGA PC interface so it can be used as a monitor of your computer or laptop. It is HDCP compatible. The Samsung LN-S3292D uses TFT active screen matrix and has a resolution of 1366 x 768 to give a clear and crisp images. It has an aspect ratio of 16:9 and dynamic contrast ratio of 5000:1. Having of upto 12.8 billion colors, enjoy more realistic images with the best quality. It has a pixel response time of 8ms and an impressive viewing angle of 178 degrees, giving you a clear view even when almost at the side of the TV.
This television model that measures approximately 31.7 inch (W) x 4.5 inch (D) x 22.2 inch (H) uses NTSC Analog TV Tuner and has a PIP (Picture in Picture) functionality allowing you to view an inset of another channel so you won’t be able to miss a part of your favorite show. It has a stereo mode audio output and includes to speakers for better watching experience.
Samsung LE26R87BDX
The Samsung LE26R87BDX is a powerful HD ready digital television that has a dynamic contrast ratio of 5000:1 giving you images that are rich in colour. As most of the latest televisions, the Samsung LE26R87BDX has the picture-in-picture function letting the user view two channels at the same time so he won’t have to miss a thing when browsing other channels while his favorite TV show is in commercial.
The Samsung LE26R87BDX has an impressive viewing angle of 170 degrees making you have a clear view even when located almost at the side of the television. It has a brightness of 450 cd/m2. It measures H51 x W66.5 x D8.5cm in dimension with a screen size of 26″. It has a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. The Samsung LE26R87BDX makes the life easier for users with its electronic programme that allows the user to organize their viewing.
Samsung LN-R2050
For price-conscious buyers, here is one from Samsung that is quite affordable for an LCD TV. The Samsung LN-R2050 is among televisions rated in 200$-400$ price range by CNET. It has a 20-inch diagonal size with an image aspect ratio of 4:3. The Samsung LN-R2050 has a resolution of 800×600 with image contrast ratio of 500:1 and pixel response time of 25ms.
The Samsung LN-R2050 has a viewing angle of 160 degrees so you can view a clear display even when you’re doing something just beside the television set. The system includes 2 speakers and has a display menu for different languages. For starters, this television would just be right for you.
TX-S3080WH…30″ Widescreen SlimFit HDTV
Enjoy watching your favorite movies in Samsung’s 30″ Widescreen SlimFit HDTV. Save space with the SlimFit HDTV as it has only two-thirds the depth of a conventional flat screen CRT. This allows you to have more choices on where to place it so you can enjoy watching better.
Feel like having your own theatre, thanks to the rich Digital Dynamic SRS TruSurround XT sound that is emitted in nicely placed built-in speakers at the bottom. Simple design giving you breath taking experience.
LG sues Samsung for slander
It’s Korea vs. Korea again. This time, it’s a war on the electronics front, as LG sues compatriot Samsung for allegedly coming up with advertisements making false and defamatory claims over LG’s high-end digital television series. The ads concerned LG’s plasma TV with a built-in hard drive and PVR functionality. Samsung’s advertisements allegedly suggested that the LG sets needed a noisy cooling system–which LG claimed otherwise–and had a lower rated lifespan of 20,000 hours as opposed to LG’s rating of 50,000 hours.
Samsung stands accused of unfair comparative advertising without objective assessment of the facts, which LG says is tantamount to defamation. The company said the courts are its only recourse if it wants to stop Samsung’s advertising campaign because of the potential losses it could suffer amid soaring demand for PDP TVs ahead of the 2006 World Cup.
Samsung’s 80-inch Plasma for a mere $150,000
So how much is too much? How big is too big? Is 80 inches of pure plasma goodness for $150 grand too big and too much? I don’t think so.
From Engadget:
So Samsung is busting out the largest purchasable plasma display for those of you with 150 grand burning a hole in your pocket and a really, really large wall to put this in front of. They’re targeting artsy institutions but we just know somebody is going to be watching the super bowl on this baby come February—so feel free to invite your friendly neighborhood Engadget staff member, okay? We really don’t need very many excuses to desire an 80-inch plasma, (let’s think: 80-inch? Check. Plasma? Double check.) but just in case you did need some greater purpose behind your longings, how about the fact that it does 1080 HD capability and has a 2000:1 contrast ratio? Yeah, okay, you get back with us on that.
*sarcasm* I am sure I will be able to afford one of those soon */sarcasm*
Samsung SyncMaster 242mp
PC Magazine has a great review of the SyncMaster 242mp, and the bottom line on this television is:
At $1,600 (street), the 242mp doesn’t come cheap, but it is properly priced for what you get. For example, the Dell w2600 26-inch widescreen TV/monitor costs $1,399 (direct), but is only a 1,280-by-768 panel. So whether you’re looking for a conference room presentation monitor with multimedia capabilities and outstanding picture quality, or a do-it-all entertainment display, the Samsung SyncMaster 242mp should be on your short list.
Read more of what PC Magazine had to say about the Samsung SyncMaster 242mp.
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