Samsung LED TV’s -The Picture Perfect

Today most of the people prefer to buy LCD TV. Samsung is one of the biggest competitor in the world in producing LCD TV. Samsung has always been at the forefront of TV technology and is known for its award winning innovations.

samsung-series-7Samsung is generally known for its quality in HDTV. LED LCDs is an improved version of LCD TV. The LED TV use low electricity and it is an environment-friendly product. It is completely based on a new LED technology. LED is nothing but Light Emitting Diode which as a result gives bright picture quality. And this also enables the TV to display a wider range
of natural colours and provide greater depth. The LED technology helps Samsung’s LED TV to be 70 percent more slimmer and consumes less power other than conventional LCD TVs. LED LCD is the most important ingredient in high quality image performance which provides higher contrast than the regular LCDs.
LED TV presents you Great Picture and Great Sound. In addition to that it has Samsung WS1* Sound Bar Surround System.
It has sound modes for Cinema, Games, Music, etc.

Samsung LED TV’s launched in India for the first time . At present Samsung has introduced Samsung LED TV’s series 6 & 7. .

The two series of Samsung LED TV’s  are as follows

Series -7 :
LED TV Series 7 is one of the slimmest television in the world.
 
   1. UA46B7000 – “46”
   2. UA40B7000 – “40”

Series-6:
LED TV Series 6 is incredibly beautiful advanced slimmest television.

   1. UA46B6000 –  (“46″)
   2. UA40B6000 – (“40″)

These Samsung LED TV series 6 & 7 has the following new features :

   *  Actual Width of the LED TV is 2.99 cm
   *  100 Hz Motion plus
   *  Crystal design, (instead of “Touch of color” that is used in US.)
   *  Samsung WS1* Sound Bar Surround System.
   *  Mega and Dynamic contrast ratio.
   *  it saves about 40% of the energy compared to the conventional televisions.

Samsung LED TV’s series 6 & 7 is the Picture Perfect LED TV -experience it!

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One thought on “Samsung LED TV’s -The Picture Perfect

  1. I recently saw one of samsungs 7020 led tv’s in action, with the high contrast ratio’s an 100hz refresh rates the image quality certainly is impressive and with the beautifull design and internet features they’re definately the future for LCD televisons!

  2. 3cm is thinner than most laptops – it’s some amazing technology. Would love to see one of these in action, and see how they compare to standard LCD HD TVs.

  3. These LED TVs are great. They are extremely thin and the picture quality is very sharp. It’s so light and thin, I saw one that was hanging on a wall without any special wallmount, it was hanged like a picture frame.

  4. I saw a Samsung LED in Curry’s. My God. The picture is as smooth as butter! On it was just a Blu-Ray of Madigascar (I think). Next to it was a normal HD LCD of the same size showing the same film on Blu-Ray. The difference is incredible, I couldn’t believe the smoothness and crispness of it all.

    I want one!

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