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The TV’s basically comes in different series. Series 6, 7 and 8 models are the only models that are currently available in India. These are very expensive sets and the price ranges from 1,25,000 Rupees to 3,50,000 Rupees. Note that the price varies based on the television set you choose.
Samsung UA55B8000 is the only television set that is available under series 8 category. The TV has awesome screen size of 140 cm with stunning 1920 x 1080 resolution display. This LED tv has SRS TruSurround HD sound effect with woofer and has sound output of 15Watts. The television comes for a standard MRP price of 350000 Rupees.
The company offers 3 more televisions under series 7 category. Samsung UA55B7000, UA40B7000, UA46B7000 are the ones I’m talking about. All these tv’s have same resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixel with varying screen sizes. SAMSUNG LUXIA LED Engine is used in all the 3 televisions to enhance the video quality. Different features like Auto channel search, auto turn off, sleep timer, game modes and clock settings are enabled in the phone. The tv’s UA55B7000, UA40B7000, UA46B7000 come for a MRP of 274000, 140000 and 180000 Rupees respectively.
The series 6 tv’s have much lower screen size when compared to series 7 and 8 televisions. However, the resolution remains the same at 1920 x 1080 pixels. All these Ultra Slim TV’s can be mounted on a wall with no difficulty. The Samsung televisions UA32B600VR, UA46B600VR ,UA40B600VR come for a really comfortable prices of 69900, 150000,120000 Rupees respectively.
Samsung Electronics Co, the world's largest maker of televisions, plans to offer a range of 3D TVs that will be priced lower than its existing models after high prices damped demand.
The electronics maker will include the technology in seven models this year, Lee Kyung Shik, a vice president at the digital-media division, said in Seoul without disclosing prices. Samsung will display six models at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Jason Kim, a company spokesman said.
"After assessing consumers' needs through market research, we've found that there's quite strong demand for 3D TVs," Lee said. "But price has been an obstacle."
Samsung joins Toshiba Corp in seeking to boost demand for 3D TVs after high prices and the need to wear special glasses deterred sales. Tokyo-based Toshiba said yesterday that it plans to sell the world's first large-sized 3D sets that don't require viewers to wear spectacles.
Samsung, based in Suwon, South Korea, plans to start a Web-streaming service that allows viewers to watch movies and TV shows in 3D without downloading them, Lee said. Also, 3D glasses weighing 28 grams, about 10 grams lighter than current models, will be showcased at the CES, the company said in a statement.
A lack of television content is a major challenge in convincing consumers to buy 3D TVs, Yoon Boo Keun, head of Samsung's TV business, said in October. Samsung offered three high-end 3D models in 2010.
Sets that allow viewers to see images in 3D through specially designed glasses will make up as much as 20 per cent of global liquid-crystal-display TV sales this year as companies introduce cheaper models, Kwon Young Soo, chief executive officer of LG Display co, said last month.
Samsung UA55B8000 is the only television set that is available under series 8 category. The TV has awesome screen size of 140 cm with stunning 1920 x 1080 resolution display. This LED tv has SRS TruSurround HD sound effect with woofer and has sound output of 15Watts. The television comes for a standard MRP price of 350000 Rupees.
The company offers 3 more televisions under series 7 category. Samsung UA55B7000, UA40B7000, UA46B7000 are the ones I’m talking about. All these tv’s have same resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixel with varying screen sizes. SAMSUNG LUXIA LED Engine is used in all the 3 televisions to enhance the video quality. Different features like Auto channel search, auto turn off, sleep timer, game modes and clock settings are enabled in the phone. The tv’s UA55B7000, UA40B7000, UA46B7000 come for a MRP of 274000, 140000 and 180000 Rupees respectively.
The series 6 tv’s have much lower screen size when compared to series 7 and 8 televisions. However, the resolution remains the same at 1920 x 1080 pixels. All these Ultra Slim TV’s can be mounted on a wall with no difficulty. The Samsung televisions UA32B600VR, UA46B600VR ,UA40B600VR come for a really comfortable prices of 69900, 150000,120000 Rupees respectively.
Samsung Electronics Co, the world's largest maker of televisions, plans to offer a range of 3D TVs that will be priced lower than its existing models after high prices damped demand.
The electronics maker will include the technology in seven models this year, Lee Kyung Shik, a vice president at the digital-media division, said in Seoul without disclosing prices. Samsung will display six models at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Jason Kim, a company spokesman said.
"After assessing consumers' needs through market research, we've found that there's quite strong demand for 3D TVs," Lee said. "But price has been an obstacle."
Samsung joins Toshiba Corp in seeking to boost demand for 3D TVs after high prices and the need to wear special glasses deterred sales. Tokyo-based Toshiba said yesterday that it plans to sell the world's first large-sized 3D sets that don't require viewers to wear spectacles.
Samsung, based in Suwon, South Korea, plans to start a Web-streaming service that allows viewers to watch movies and TV shows in 3D without downloading them, Lee said. Also, 3D glasses weighing 28 grams, about 10 grams lighter than current models, will be showcased at the CES, the company said in a statement.
A lack of television content is a major challenge in convincing consumers to buy 3D TVs, Yoon Boo Keun, head of Samsung's TV business, said in October. Samsung offered three high-end 3D models in 2010.
Sets that allow viewers to see images in 3D through specially designed glasses will make up as much as 20 per cent of global liquid-crystal-display TV sales this year as companies introduce cheaper models, Kwon Young Soo, chief executive officer of LG Display co, said last month.
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