Samsung Plasma

October 6th, 2009 Posted in Electronics Brands, TV & Home Theater

Samsung Plasma Review

Don’t worry, this is not a new kind of blood transfusion for some rare disease, but rather it deals with the pretty Samsung plasma TVs on the TV market. Actually, The Samsung Group who makes the Samsung plasma TV and that was founded in 1938 is the world’s largest corporate.

All united under the one Samsung brand, it has a number of international businesses includes Samsung Electronics, which currently is the largest electronics company in the world. The meaning of the Korean word Samsung by the way is “three stars” or “tristar.”

Samsung PNB550 Series, the new for 2009 has said that this line of plasma TVs will use less power consumption than other plasmas. These include the Samsung model PN58B550, Samsung PN50B550 model and Samsung model PN63B550.

The Samsung plasma TVs Series 4 are considered the entry-level plasmas from Samsung. The series 4 plasmas such as the model PN50A450 feature a beautiful black piano-like bezels, wonderful 720p/1080i intense resolution, as well as 3 different HDMI inputs. Meanwhile, the model PN42A450 also feature advanced technology from the 3D-enabled Samsung DLP models, as well as its 50-inch corresponding item.

The Samsung plasma TVs Series 5 are the first of the 2008/2009 lineup that will have full high definition 1080p very high resolutions and are the next exciting level up from the 450s. The Samsung PN50A550 and its 58-inch cousin feature piano like black bezels for both. Along with anti-glare screens and even 18-bit processing, they even have amazing 15,000:1 contrast ratios. The PN58A550 and the 50-inch model also share the 3 HDMI 1.3 inputs and 3D technology from the Series 4 plasmas. These are the Samsung PN50A550, and the Samsung PN58A550 models.

The Samsung plasma TVs Series 6 will have all of the features from the 4 and 5 series but they’ve added even more. The Samsung model PN58A650, model PN50A650 and model PN63A650 all have the high-quality Samsung’s brand new Touch of Color bezel, which truly creates an elegant look to the TV and seems to have a delicate red highlight. As well as the included 18-bit color processing, it even includes a matched swivel base which will guarantee an excellent picture.

The 6 series plasmas will even include a USB 2.0 port for computer connections which also include Samsung’s highly advanced Infolink technology, as well as a useful Ethernet port and many will be excited to hear that there’s also an optional wifi card. These are the Samsung model PN50A650, as well as the Samsung model PN63A650 and the model Samsung PN58A650.

In the Samsung 2009 lineup, the Samsung plasma TVs Series 7 will be the highest end plasma tvs. Each of these feature the brand new Touch of Color bezel and all of the other features that the Series 6 models have, but the Samsung model PN50A760, model PN58A760 and model PN63760 will definitely fulfill the needs of a particular discriminating viewer. In addition, as well as media playback features to those features found in the 6 series Samsung has added DLNA network compliance and many other networking. Indeed in order to work best in today’s wired home these are now plasma that are built.

Finally, this TV at around 1? deep the PNB850 series is brand new and bursting with incredible features. This will absolutely be the high end from Samsung plasma TVs for 2009. If you can imagine, with a built in Ethernet as well as a truly working anti-glare screen, these 1080p resolution plasmas feature 24p film playback. These are models Samsung PN50B850, as well as the Samsung PN58B850.

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