Samsung has just announced a couple of new TVs at CES today. The 5000 Series of LED LCD TVs focus on consuming low power and DLNA support. The 6500 Series steps it up a little bit by using 120Hz technology and DLNA support. These TV will be launching in the first half of 2010. The even higher-end 7000 Series sports 240Hz technology, Samsung apps, and actually converts 2D into 3D in real-time - which seems to be the next big thing. The 8000 Series is LED edge-lit, has 240Hz technology, and also converts 2D into 3D in real time. The 9000 Series is also LED-backlit, has 3D support, has 240Hz technology, Samsung app support, and is as thin as a pencil. This TV is expected to launch in late 2010. Below is a picture of the slick Apple-like remote from Samsung as well.
Samsung didn't mention much about the TV you see below, but we do know that it's a 3D plasma TV. The Samsung C7000 sports a 1080p display and will, of course, convert your 2D content into 3D in real-time. It also comes equipped with built-in Ethernet connectivity and support for Samsung apps. The price for any of these TVs haven't been mentioned yet, but we'll hopefully know them soon.
Samsung LED LCD 9000 Series TV:
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Samsung 3D Plasma C7000 TV:
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February 24, 2010 at 2:44 AM
I had heard about heard about the 3D TVs at the CES event, and how on some remotes you can also watch another show or sports game. I think that the Camera, Microphone, and Wi-Fi Features are also a great idea. This will take off to new places we have never thought possible before.
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