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If you're in the market for a new TV, you have probably noticed, there is much more to make a choice as to know what size you want. Very soon, however, an LED-TV will become the industry standard.
Years, there was so much about buying a TV as a piece of furniture, as it was looking at the technical specifications. Now you have to decide between plasma, LCD, Projection, DLP, and on and on.
If you do not hear or see the new LED TV technology, you soon. The LED (Light Emitting Diode), there has been for several decades, and it is not the imposing figure in the LED TV technology. New is the way these simple semiconductor is used.
Using the LED as a primary light source in the LED-TV, is now possible to HDTVs that create an even brighter, more color Vibrant video image, with blacks that are truly black, and not just a very dark gray, as some devices produce. Samsung is a leader in the new LED-TV offerings, and with contrast ratios of 500,000:1, the specifications will give you an idea of what these new LED TVs are capable of. Not only are the pictures of the new LED TVs much better than even the latest models of plasma and LCD HDTVs other manufactures, they are also sold at fantastic prices. While plasma screens when published for the first time that several times, you can now buy what they can be sold for the LED-TV much more reasonably, not because the LED technology is new, but only to existing technologies that has developed and is used in a slightly different way.
I think many people automatically think of plasma when they think of the best HDTV display, but that will soon change. The early days of LCD displays were the slow imaging displays, that blacks were not black, and other problems. Soon, LCD displays will be more in demand than plasma screens. Plasma also has a relatively short lifetime compared to other display types.
If you look at the new LED devices from Samsung, there really is not spoiled for choice when deciding on the set to buy. This, of course, provided you are for us the best picture. The Samsung LED TVs, and also those published by other manufacturers, including Sony, Toshiba, and some others, will soon dominate the market.