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Samsung Rolls Out New LED-Powered LCD HDTVs

As we were waiting in the airport headed back from CES, we did a quick straw-poll asking what the most exciting thing people saw at CES was. We got lots of different answers, but "the new Samsung LED-backlit HDTVs" was on just about every list. It's not hard to figure out why. The sets really are gorgeous. The flagship 8000 series features a 240Hz refresh rate (the 6000 and 7000 series are 120Hz). All of the sets feature an Ethernet port, and and ATSC tuner.

LCD-LED-HDTV-front

Using white LEDs around the edge of the panel to provide backlighting gives the sets great brightness and contrast at an overall thickness of less than an inch.

LCD-LED-HDTV-side


Overall, Samsung LCD lineup for 2009 is a step up from last year. They've added a charcoal gray to the "Touch of Color" styling they introduced in red last year. The gray is subtle and elegant. The Series 7 line gets a 240Hz refresh rate.

While were at the show, Samsung's product trainer Dave Albers took us on a tour of of all of their new LCD HDTVs.

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I love this TV and have no regrets buying it. I was watching a 15 inch TV in my den and it just was too small. This 22 inch is just perfect for a den or other small room.
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