Samsung UN55D8000YF

When it comes to flat panel televisions from Samsung, the current king of the hill is the Samsung 55-Inch LED 8000 Series. Just about anything that you’d want from a modern HDTV can be found inside that package. And it should, considering that this is easily one of the most expensive consumer HDTVs that you’ll […]

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.

Jam packed with a long list of features such as Samsung's Smart Hub, 3D capabilities and micro dimming, the new high-end D8000 series promises to deliver the best possible performance. We test out the myriad of functions the TV puts at our disposal too see how much value they add to the overall experience.

Jam packed with a long list of features such as Samsung's Smart Hub, 3D capabilities and micro dimming, the new high-end D8000 series promises to deliver the best possible performance. We test out the myriad of functions the TV puts at our disposal too see how much value they add to the overall experience.

It is said that when a species evolves, it does so to compete in the environment in which it lives for the purpose of survival. The weaker species becomes extinct and through natural selection, the stronger and smarter species remain in successive generations. While

Jam packed with a long list of features such as Samsung's Smart Hub, 3D capabilities and micro dimming, the new high-end D8000 series promises to deliver the best possible performance. We test out the myriad of functions the TV puts at our disposal too see how much value they add to the overall experience.

Samsung UN55D8000YF reviews, pros and cons. Liked: Good picture quality, 3Dcapable, with 2Dto3D conversion, Internet connectivity, builtin web browser Disliked: The UND8000 series is extremely expensive and exhibits poor screen uniformity with excessive brightness variation and banding

The Series 8 line from Samsung isn’t designed for every day users, but specifically for those who are looking for the ultimate TV they can get their hands on.

Review: Samsung’s top-shelf UN55D8000 projects a stunning picture from a knife-like body, but does pay a small price for its amazing form factor.

This TV preserves Samsung's reputation for state-of-the-art technology in a full-featured, 1080p 46-inch set, but it does cost more than some very strong rivals.

While 3D movies haven’t totally taken over the multiplex, the format remains a force to be reckoned with. Michael Bay just released a new Transformers installment in 3D (Transformers: Dark of the Moon), James Cameron is at work on Avatar sequels, and the entire Star Wars saga is being formatted for 3D release. Even German auteur Werner Herzog jumped on the bandwagon with Cave of Forgotten Dreams, a 3D documentary.

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