Samsung C7000 Series 3D TV
Samsung have launched their new 3D HDTV and it’s ready for pre-order now. Three versions of the TV are being made available to purchase which includes three Samsung C70000 models each of which have a built-in 3D processor. The three screens measure 40 inches, 46 inches or 55 inches depending on which model you purchase.
The 40 inch C7000 is the cheapest of the models (no surprise there) and costs $1,799.98 although for some reason the 3D glasses required to use the TV in 3D mode. Each TV uses 250Hz Clear Motion Technology and each has Internet@TV enabled for use.
The built in 3D processor was designed with the new Blu-Ray 3D standard in mind and therefore, you shouldn’t have the worries that the technology will be out-dated as soon as it leaves pre-order status.
A Blu-ray player is being made available also that is compatible with 3D (numbered the BD-C6900) and is also compatible with the required active shutter glasses. It is expected that the BD player, 3D TV and glasses will be sold as a bundle, hopefully keeping the cost of it all at a decent price
Samsung C7000 Series 3D TV
Features
Cinema-quality 3D experience
3-Dimensional TVs add new depth and dimension to create larger-than-life experiences. 3D Active Glasses sync up with the 3D TV to produce 3D images that virtually leap off the screen.
Favorite shows can even be transformed to 3D in real time for the ultimate “reality” TV.
Web apps enabled
Choose from hundreds of popular TV Apps to stream video, view pictures, play music and games, and much more. Get up-to-the-minute access to the hottest digital content, which keeps growing, from AccuWeather, Blockbuster and eBay… to Flickr, Pandora, Twitter and YouTube.
Syncs with multiple devices using AllShare
AllShare™ syncs your digital devices so you can enjoy music, movies and photos from your PC, camera and mobile devices, on your larger TV screen. Connects you to multiple PCs, as well.
ENERGY STAR® Compliant
This eco-friendly feature helps you save money, while helping to save the environment by consuming less energy. ENERGY STAR® is a joint program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy that promotes energy efficiency.
4HDMI: 1 connection, 4 shared devices
4 compatible AV devices can now be connected to your TV at the same time, without all the tangled, cluttered cable wires, so you can share digital content quickly and securely.
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It's also taking names for the Evo View 4G tablet and, like the 3D, that $50 deposit can be used to take a bite out…
I'm also a Sony fan but I do recognize sources such as Consumer Reports which recently rated Samsung TVs as better than Sony. It would be hard to go wrong with either.
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Because something like 90% of the screens are showing movies in 2d, and even most of the screens showing avatar are 2d as well. So unless otherwise specified with 3d after the title, the movie is in 2d. They would have to put 2d after almost all the movie titles, so it is just easier to only specify with the 3d showings.