Dec
12

New Samsung LCD TV Range

Filed Under LCD TV Reviews 

Recently Samsung has introduced the Series 8, Series 9:

The Series 8 LCD TVs incorporate Samsung’s revolutionary Crystal Design and as a highlight achieves a phenomenal 50 per cent reduction in thickness to produce a slim and narrow bezel measuring just 44.5mm.

The Series 9 LCD TV features Smart LED technology and an outstanding 2,000,000: 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio to provide the truest blacks and the highest contrasts for outstanding picture quality.

The Samsung 32 LCD TV has historically been the most popular size, because it offers a combination of a good, clear picture with a size that fits into most rooms.

However, as LCD TV prices come down the larger sizes 40, 42 and 52 inch are gaining in popularity, especially for the main TV watching room.

My view is that Samsung deserves its success in the LCD TV market. It has achieved this success by delivering an unusual combination of style, performance and value. Generally its TVs offer high end performance at a very competitive price.

In 2007 Samsung consolidated its position as a leader in the LCD TV market and led the global TV market in both dollar value of sales and the number of units shipped.
The exact market shares are variable by country and region, but in Asia Samsung holds approx. 30% of the LCD TV market.

In doing so, Samsung became the first TV manufacturer to sell over 10 million units and achieve LCD TV sales revenue of over US$ 10 billion.

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