Television Series
Samsung Luxia LCD Television Series
Samsung has divided the Luxia line into three string, every with several specifications. The 6000 sequence represents the entry-level types, the 7000 series is one of the most well-rounded, and also the 8000 has a handful of minor tweaks meant to appeal to videophiles and enthusiasts.
The Samsung 6000 and 7000 line LCD TVs are out there now, whilst the 8000 series is not set to debut until May.
Why LED Matters
One of the most exciting function around the new Luxia LCD televisions is their use of LED (light-emitting diode) backlights, in locations on the old, CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamp) backlights. LEDs have a lot of benefits above CCFLs, the foremost getting that they consume far less energy, helping to drive down utility bills. They’re also stronger and additional vivid, and these Luxia LCDs claim superior contrast ratios and color details as a result in the switch to LEDs.
Additionally, by using edge-mounted LEDs, these Luxia LCD TVs are capable to become considerably, considerably thinner than LCD televisions employing CCFLs. All of these Luxia models are only slightly above one inch thick.
Samsung Luxia 6000 Series
The Luxia 6000 collection consists of 4 entry-level designs, the UN32B6000, UN40B6000, UN46B6000, and UN55B6000, which range in price from $1,599 to $3,599. Although they aren’t as fully loaded as the 7000 or 8000 versions, the 6000 sets are very capable and would be an fantastic option for consumers who don’t need to have all the bells and whistles, but would still like to enjoy cutting-edge HDTV.
The 6000 sequence models offer full 1080p resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and arrive with 4 HDMI inputs, one component input, one PC input, two USB inputs. The USB inputs can be used to view and get pleasure from MPEG4, MP3, DivX, and JPEG media files without having needing a pc.
The 6000 versions also have a single Ethernet port, for hooking as much as your home network. This allows access to Samsung’s InfoLink RSS service, which offers news and other informative updates, but does not function the extra robust networking capabilities on the 7000 and 8000 series types.
Samsung Luxia 7000 Sequence
The 7000 sequence starts out with the base functions of the 6000 models and spices things up with assistance for household networking beyond the mere InfoLink connection. The 7000 collection (and 8000 series designs) support the DLNA protocol, which means they could entry networked computers serving up video, music, and photos, and display the content right about the television screen.
With costs between $2,499 and $3,799, the 7000 line designs, the UN40B7000, UN46B7000, and UN55B7000 aren’t cheap, but if you’re inside the marketplace for a truly extraordinary house entertainment (and house networking) experience, this really is where you desire to be.
Samsung Luxia 8000 String
The Luxia 8000 series looks incredibly similar towards the 7000 collection. There are only two 8000 sequence designs, the 46-inch UN46B8000 and also the 55-inch UN55B8000, as well as the only appreciable difference between them plus the 46-inch and 55-inch 7000 line versions is that the 8000 sequence provides a response time of 2ms, rather than the 4ms from the 7000 series. Response time is usually a specification that plays a part in reducing motion blur, especially in scenes that involve lots of fast, frenetic motion like sports games or action films. 2ms is arguably the fastest response time currently accessible on an LCD television, and is certainly numerically better than the 4ms with the 7000 series.
The 8000 series types also feature 240Hz refresh rates, twice as much since the 120Hz refresh price found for the 6000 and 7000 line. Refresh price also affects image smoothness, but 240Hz is overkill. Frankly, 120Hz is a small overboard as properly, but some viewers may find it useful. 240Hz is simply a gimmick.
Conclusions: The 7000 Sweet Spot
If these Luxia TVs seem appealing to you, we advice you look at the 7000 series over the others. Though a lot more expensive than the 6000 line, the extra $200 to $400 you’ll spend will open up all sorts of exceptional opportunities that are worth the money, namely the DLNA-networking capabilities. The same can not be stated for the 8000 collection nevertheless; the additional $200 to $400 required to buy one of those styles appears to purchase only inessential features, window-dressing, not substance.
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