Samsung UE55D8000

The 55-inch UE55D8000 is another amazing 3D LED TV from Samsung. Those lucky souls who can afford to cough up £2,500 won't be disappointed.

Three years ago we would have told you that a paper-thin HDTV with no real edge would have been impossible. Today Samsung has delivered but how does this HDTV hold up to thicker sets that actually have an edge on them? Andrew Robinson puts this Samsung through a battery of tests for you.

Price: $3,600 At A Glance: Superb resolution • Precise color • Bright, ghost-free 3D • Non-uniform screen lighting Thin, Dark, and Handsome Thin was in last year, and the trend continues without an end in sight. Manufacturers aren’t likely to quit the race until they have HDTVs you can use for wallpaper. This new Samsung doesn’t quite fit the wallpaper description, but at 1.2 inches thick, it will do until the next big breakthrough comes along.

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We take a look at Samsung's latest flagship TV the UE-55D8000 and find out how smart it is.

The UE55D8000 is Samsung's flagship 3D LED LCD TV model for 2011. Read our professional review to find out why we've recommended it.

Few TVs come through the doors of the Tech Digest testing room with a spec sheet as robust as that of the Samsung UE55D8000 3DTV. From its 3D visuals to its svelte frame to the revamped online offering in the shape of the Smart Hub, it's comprehensive in its feature set. £2,500 is a whopping price tag though. Does the TV perform well enough to justify it?

It oozes style, but some problems with image quality and poor internet TV functions prevent the 8000 from becoming a showstopper.

The super-stylish Samsung UE55D8000 is a clever feat of engineering