Samsung unveils LED TVs and full line-up of 45 audio-visual products
Posted by: ADMIN on: May 6, 2009
Samsung Electronics Philippines lanched its first full line of LED Full HD TVs, and unveiled a comprehensive range of 45 audio-visual products designed to deliver richer and more exciting digital experiences at the Samsung 2009 AV Roadshow LED – A Whole New Species of Television.
Samsung’s range of audio-visual products showcased at the roadshow include:
High Definition TVs:
LED Full HD TVs – Samsung B7000 LED TV / Samsung B600 LED TV
LCD HDTVs – Samsung B750 / B650 / B550 / B450 HD LCD TV
Home Entertainment System:
Home Theater Systems:HT BD1225 Blu-Ray 5.1 Channel Home Theater
Blue-ray Player: BD-P4600
Digital Cameras
ST Series – ST50 / ST10
WS Series – WB500
ES Series – ES55 / ES15 / ES10
PL Series – PL65 / PL60 / PL50 / PL10 /
IT100
2 Responses to "Samsung unveils LED TVs and full line-up of 45 audio-visual products"
June 8, 2009 at 2:36 pm
Samsung LN22A330 22-Inch
This is a wonderful telelvison…and it was available at a wonderful price. I received it quickly. Purchasing this product from Amazon has made this site one I check for any further shopping needs.
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June 5, 2009 at 11:36 am
Samsung LN52B750
I’ve had this about 24 hours. I hooked up a wireless receiver that I had bought previously for a desktop computer. This was a standalone receiver with a/c power and a ethernet cord for the tv. (not a usb wireless) It was plug and play all the way. No problems. The widgets are pretty intuitive. I was widget surfing while my wife watched Dancing with the Stars,…and got no complaints since they run simultaneously. I was disappointed not to readily find the YouTube widget that was demonstrated in January. Maybe I was looking in the wrong gallery. I believe widgets will catch on.
The picture was great when watching HDTV cable channels. It looks almost 3-D…particularly when there are 3 or so people in the view at different focal lengths from the camera.
I am a little disappointed not to have more inputs (no S-video)…but as I upgrade my dvd player, etc…I can take advantage of the HDMI.
I use a Logitech Harmony universal remote to control my TV, DVD, CABLE Box, Receiver, etc. and noticed that the TV turns on slow, so I sometimes have to press the activity on button on the remote a second time after the TV completely powers up to configure the appropriate input.
So far, so good….and I haven’t noticed any bad pixels or clouding.
I’m lovin it.