Samsung 85″ 4K UHD Hands-on review

Check out our review of the Samsung UN85S9 Ultra HD/4K TV. Samsung’s UN85S9 is the best-performing large-screen Ultra HD/4K television we’ve seen so far. But that performance comes at a price. Samsung approached this TV’s design with a no-holds-barred attitude and threw the return-on-investment book out the window.

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Samsung Smart TV -- Smart Interactions: Technology

Published on Mar 15, 2012 by SamsungUSATube : See why iJustine can't stop talking about the new Samsung Smart TV with Smart Interaction.

The inexpensive Panasonic TC-L32C5

Published on Sep 21, 2012 by CNETTV First Look : Shoppers for bargain-basement 32-inch LCD TVs can do better than the Panasonic TC-L32C5.



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Sony releases first 4K TV: The 84-inch XBR-84X900

Sony has announced its first 4K television, the 84-inch XBR-84X900, which features a separate stereo speaker system and passive 3D viewing.

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TV : LG 84LM9600

One of the biggest buzzwords to emerge from this year's CES was 4K, which is pinned as the next consumer resolution after 1080p. But after a promising beginning we haven't heard much about actual product since then.

Toshiba's 4K screen has quietly slipped off the radar, but it appears LG's 84-inch LM9600 is still on track for release this year. In fact it could be available as early as September, which would make it the first 4K TV available for sale in the U.S.

The LG 84LM9600 will have a resolution of 3,840x2,160 pixels, aka the consumer version of 4K, since it's four times the number of pixels employed by garden-variety 1080p TVs (1,920x1,080). For its part, LG calls the resolution "UD" for "ultra-definition," making this a (wait for it) "UDTV."

When it ships, this monster will actually be only the second-largest flat-panel size widely available to the public. Sharp's 90-inch LC-90LE745U is the biggest, although it has "only" 1080p resolution.

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That difference begs the question: is 4K worthwhile it an of itself, or are the benefits of all those extra pixels even visible from normal seating distances? We won't know for sure until we can test it out in person, but let's just say we're quite skeptical. Geoff Morrison's Why 4K TVs are stupid lays out the reasons.

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The budget friendly Sony KDL-32BX330 - First Look

Published on Aug 8, 2012 by CNETTV : The Sony KDL-32BX330 is a reasonably good 32-inch TV, but it's best feature is undoubtedly its low price.

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