LED TV Expert

Flat panel display televisions have fully come into their own in this time leaving old-fashioned CRT tube televisions in the dustbin of last century. The emergence of high definition was the death knell for the old tubes as they could not be constructed in the wide 16:9 aspect ratio of that emerging format. Flat panels became the natural successor to old technology.

Samsung have long been renowned for delivering the most functionally advaced TV units in the market. The launch of the brand new Samsung UN60D8000 merely confirms that standing, but you may be shocked to know that that is the first ever 60' Flatscreen HD TV from the manufacturer....what's it like and why? Read on...

Small OLED screens are being used in millions of devices already (like in Samsung's Galaxy S phones or Sony's upcoming portable console Vita), but we're still waiting for large-sized models to hit the mainstream. It's been four years since Sony offered the XEL-1 (a mini OLED TV) in stores, but the industry has been innovating on LCD screens, for example with LED backlight or 3D, since. One of the biggest problems is cost: producing big OLED screens has simply been too expensive so far. But now Japan-based Sumitomo Chemical has reportedly developed a technology that makes it possible to mass-produce large OLED TVs at reasonable prices.

Now more than ever, the television market has become increasingly confusing. Whether you want a top of the line TV or you are just looking for a small upgrade to your existing unit, deciding on the type of TV that you want can be extremely confusing. Do you go with plasma, LED, or LCD?