Samsung UN65C8000

Price: $2,800 At A Glance: 3D ready • Effective 2D-to-3D conversion mode • Fine contrast with solid blacks • Outstanding setup adjustments The LEDing Edge Samsung appears to be producing so many LED-backlit LCD sets these days that it risks a “been there, done that” reaction from the flat-panel peanut gallery.

Samsung UNC8000

In this short review FlatpanelsHD will elaborate on the differences between the two 3DTVs from Samsung and LG. We’ll examine 3D depth, 3D crosstalk

The UN46C8000 is a fully loaded, 3D-capable TV from Samsung's 2010 LED lineup. This thin, stylish 3D TV requires the use of active-shutter 3D glasses and comes with perks like Samsung Apps, WiFi-readiness, Skype capability, and DLNA media streaming

3D TV is finally here and this one was worth the wait, packing edge-lit LEDs, a 240Hz refresh rate and surprisingly rich online/multimedia options along with that whole extra dimension.

Panel beater Samsung has trumped its rivals in the size war by releasing a 65in 3D LED TV. Mark Craven gives his eyes a workout Samsung’s UE65C8000 is the latest addition to the brand’s 3DTV range. At a gargantuan 65ins, it allows the manufacturer to stake a claim to producing the world’s largest 3D LED TV, superseding the 8000 series that peaked at 55ins.

A huge 65-inch 3D LED LCD TV with a lovely design, but also some issues.

The 3D TV market isn’t exactly packed at the moment, but unlike their current competitor, Samsung has a comparatively wide selection of 3D HDTV models on offer — although they do sit at the higher ...

The Samsung UE65C8000 is more than a 3D-capable 65in TV; it embraces all the latest internet technology as well