LED 9000!

Auric

Auric

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The LED 9000 featuring 3D and Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio!

It reads like bad wristwatch marketing from the 1970's. :lol:


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I cannot believe that is over $6,000 for a 55" LCD set. It is twice as expensive as the 8000 series and has fewer features - no local LED dimming. Insane!
 
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My 670U is 5 inches thick, but at least it has local dimming. I don't see the point of having a large TV as thin as possible. Being thinner does not make the picture any better. I would also be concerned about warping.
 
but, but... "stream video from the TV to the 3" screen on the remote"

that is a nerdgasm and :hmm: at the same time
 
Why can't they stay consistent with bezel colors? Black, then Gray/Silver, then Black again, and back to Silver now?

And yes, Impressive that it's so thin. But how does that impact anything for people watching the front of the TV instead of the side?

Oh and 3D can **** off.
 
Meh... It's still an LCD, it still has to use frame doubling/quadrupling to even have a chance, and since the Sammy's do it so annoyingly for me, I have to shut it off, and then it's just meh, look at those BLACKS!

:lol:
 
Ristogod said:
And yes, Impressive that it's so thin. But how does that impact anything for people watching the front of the TV instead of the side?
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You can get a little more viewing distance so that its better for everyone to see. And closer to the wall means angles are improved for people sitting off center.
 
gamefoo21 said:
Meh... It's still an LCD, it still has to use frame doubling/quadrupling to even have a chance, and since the Sammy's do it so annoyingly for me, I have to shut it off, and then it's just meh, look at those BLACKS!

:lol:
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Its a LED TV. Black is black (might be a tiny tiny bit gray from light pollution from neighbor leds).

Though, if the input signal is gray. It will be gray.
 
Tisti said:
Its a LED TV. Black is black (might be a tiny tiny bit gray from light pollution from neighbor leds).

Though, if the input signal is gray. It will be gray.
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The Samsung 9000 series is an 'Edge-lit' LED backlit TV. There is pretty much no difference in quality compared to a regular old CCFL based TV. In fact, most edge-lit LED TVs are actually worse due to the flashlighting problems so many of them have.

Direct backlit LED TVs like mine, indeed do have true blacks, but they are some thick monsters.
 
DigitalDemon said:
The Samsung 9000 series is an 'Edge-lit' LED backlit TV. There is pretty much no difference in quality compared to a regular old CCFL based TV. In fact, most edge-lit LED TVs are actually worse due to the flashlighting problems so many of them have.

Direct backlit LED TVs like mine, indeed do have true blacks, but they are some thick monsters.
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Oh :eek:

Sneaky Samsung then. Gray it is! :)
 
It's nice....and expensive.

I will wait till they come out with a simple plastic OLED film you put on the wall. :drool:
 
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