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One of the earliest adopters of 3D, Samsung is the first big name manufacturer to release their new line of 3D Ready LCD and LED TVs in 2010. Samsung has announced 4 different lines of 3D TVs ranging from entry level television sets to top-of-the-line, premium 3D TVs.

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Samsung UNC 9000 Series LED 3D TV


The Samsung 9000 Series 3D TVs really impressed the audiences at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show, with their ultra razor thin displays (0.28 inches deep), their classy brushed metal look and gorgeous, full color, innovative touch-screen remote controls. This group of premium TVs are integrated with a 3D processing unit that is capable of on-the-fly up-conversion of regular 2D video content into 3D. Their high-end LED TVs proudly boast their Internet connectivity, along with WiFi capabilities. They also include the ability to run Internet applications and stream Netflix movies, along with loads of other things, Samsung's 9000 Series of 3D capable TVs are excellent options for the backbone of a top rated home entertainment system.

Samsung PNC 8000 Series Plasma 3D TV


Samsung announced their brand new line of 3D ready Plasma TVs early in 2010. These Plasma TVs are featuring an ultra-slim, brushed titanium bezel, along with Samsung's Touch of Color color schemes. They're also featuring Real Black Filter, which is a new technology Samsung developed for cutting down glare, typically caused to ambient light. As a result, this will offer improved picture quality, especially with black levels. The new PNC 8000 series, from Samsung is unquestionably an exciting line of premium Plasma 3D TVs, which support true 3D 1080p content, and the most recent plasma TV technology.

Samsung UNC 8000 Series LED 3D TV

Equipped with Samsung's 3D processing technology, the Samsung's 8000 Series LED TVs relies on LED edge lighting, which makes it possible for these televisions to maintain a very slim profile. In its newest designs for 2010, Samsung is presenting its most versatile LED TV lineup to date, which is represented by a range of thrifty entry level HD models, all the way up to its ultimate performing full HD TV, which is the absolute best ever, in a variety of screen sizes.



Samsung PNC 7000 Series Plasma 3D TV


Targeting the mid level to high-end 3D TV market range, the Samsung 7000 series Plasma TV, convinced that it's an exceptional value for the consumer. These 1080p Samsung plasma TVs present a very attractive, brushed black bezel with an unlta slim profile. Other features include Samsung's own technology, the new Real Black Filter developed to cut down ambient light glare, thereby, providing a much improved quality in black levels and overall picture. With support for true 3D 1080p content, and the latest plasma TV technology, Samsung's PNC 8000 series is an impressive line of premium Plasma 3D TVs. These ultra-slim 3D ready TVs also feature Samsung's proprietary 3D processing unit for the up-conversion of regular 2D content into realistic 3D. The 7000 series Plasma 3D TVs offer 3D television viewers an extraordinary balance between price and performance.

Samsung UNC 7000 Series LED 3D TV


Samsung's 7000 series LED TVs also incorporates the slim flat panel and LED lighting technology, even though it's a shade thicker than the 8000 and 9000 Series models. They also present a smaller bezel, which makes for an appealing and very attractive option on this mid-range LCD 3D TV, for the budget-minded shoppers.

Samsung C750 Series LCD TV


The Samsung C750 Series TVs incorporate a traditionally CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamp) backlight, while enhancing the video quality for fast-action sports programming, by employing Samsung's own 240Hz UltraMotion technology. Other details regarding this series are still hard to come by at this early stage.

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