Samsung has launched the world's largest commercially available LCD TV.
The new 70-inch full high-definition LCD TV deploys Samsung's unique local dimming technology enabling the LED backlight to be turned-off in dark image areas, thus delivering a contrast ratio of up to 500,000:1, at the same time reducing power consumption by a good fifty percent.
The new 70-inch full high-definition LCD TV deploys Samsung's unique local dimming technology enabling the LED backlight to be turned-off in dark image areas, thus delivering a contrast ratio of up to 500,000:1, at the same time reducing power consumption by a good fifty percent.
The new TV has the very best of it's image enhancing technologies where the conventional bar-shaped cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) backlight is replaced by a LED backlight, constituted by hundreds of light sources.
With this, the lit parts of the on-screen image are brightened to the maximum, while all light is shut out from darkened areas resulting in the ultimate contrast ratio, the company says. Reduction in brightness of dark areas succeeds in cutting down power consumption by half. Samsung's LED scanning eliminates flicker and ghosting problems that are typically associated with large-screen LCD TVs.
The LCD TV has a high-gloss Piano Black Bezel and Titanium Chrome trim, and features dual hidden speakers and a rear woofer. The new LCD TV will be lauched worldwide sometime in the second half of this year.
With this, the lit parts of the on-screen image are brightened to the maximum, while all light is shut out from darkened areas resulting in the ultimate contrast ratio, the company says. Reduction in brightness of dark areas succeeds in cutting down power consumption by half. Samsung's LED scanning eliminates flicker and ghosting problems that are typically associated with large-screen LCD TVs.
The LCD TV has a high-gloss Piano Black Bezel and Titanium Chrome trim, and features dual hidden speakers and a rear woofer. The new LCD TV will be lauched worldwide sometime in the second half of this year.
