Television technology has come a long way. First there was black and white television, then came color TV and bigger and better designs. Now Samsung has introduced the next step; The Samsung LED TV powered by Global LED technology.
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The LG can post all … The LG can post all the specs in the world, it doesn’t change the actual picture on it. THX approved doesn’t mean a whole lot these days. 3D TV technology is still very new and unrefined, I wouldn’t consider buying into it for another several years. The Samsung 9000 series doesn’t have a definite release date from what I can see. I’ve read everywhere from this past summer to Christmas this year. I would guess that it will cost about $4500 for the 55″ upon release.
Definitely go with … Definitely go with the Samsung over the LG if you have to buy one. LG’s HDTVs are terrible products, which is why their prices are so low. I would recommend either waiting for the backlit LED TVs to come out, or go with a 7 series Samsung LCD panel.
Do you have some … Do you have some sort of citation or documentation for your claim about the black levels on the Samsung LEDs? I’ve installed several of them and I was NOT impressed. They are essentially a thinner, more aesthetically pleasing version of the 750 LCD line.
I can’t really recommend any good backlit LED sets right now, because there really aren’t a whole lot. I would give the technology time to mature before buying into it. This should bring on better sets and lower prices.
I have a 50″ … I have a 50″ Samsung plasma, the PN50A550. I don’t doubt that this LED looks nice, but if I’m going to pay an extra $1,000 for it, I want the thing to be worth. This would include being LED backlit (not edge-lit), and displaying nice deep blacks like a plasma would (if not better).
Television technology has come a long way. First there was black and white television, then came color TV and bigger and better designs. Now Samsung has introduced the next step; The Samsung LED TV powered by Global LED technology.
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The LG can post all … The LG can post all the specs in the world, it doesn’t change the actual picture on it. THX approved doesn’t mean a whole lot these days. 3D TV technology is still very new and unrefined, I wouldn’t consider buying into it for another several years. The Samsung 9000 series doesn’t have a definite release date from what I can see. I’ve read everywhere from this past summer to Christmas this year. I would guess that it will cost about $4500 for the 55″ upon release.
Definitely go with … Definitely go with the Samsung over the LG if you have to buy one. LG’s HDTVs are terrible products, which is why their prices are so low. I would recommend either waiting for the backlit LED TVs to come out, or go with a 7 series Samsung LCD panel.
Do you have some … Do you have some sort of citation or documentation for your claim about the black levels on the Samsung LEDs? I’ve installed several of them and I was NOT impressed. They are essentially a thinner, more aesthetically pleasing version of the 750 LCD line.
I can’t really recommend any good backlit LED sets right now, because there really aren’t a whole lot. I would give the technology time to mature before buying into it. This should bring on better sets and lower prices.
I have a 50″ … I have a 50″ Samsung plasma, the PN50A550. I don’t doubt that this LED looks nice, but if I’m going to pay an extra $1,000 for it, I want the thing to be worth. This would include being LED backlit (not edge-lit), and displaying nice deep blacks like a plasma would (if not better).
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