Korean electronics giant Samsung is using the 2008 SID symposium in Los Angeles to demonstrate a new LCD TV, formatted to an original resolution standard. While commercial LCD panels are currently limited to HD resolution (up to 1080p, or 1900x1080), the Samsung set is claimed to operate at "ultra-definition," with a maximum resolution of 3840x2160. This is however below the forthcoming 4K standard (4096x1716), and not to be confused with the experimental ultra-high definition resolution (7680x4320).

The TV measures 82 inches, and has a 120Hz refresh rate, something not typically found on such large displays despite being important to smoothing out motion. The set is also equipped with a special LED backlight, raising color saturation to 150 percent.




New Hi Def from Samsung.

What a nice HD display. Having one of these wouldn't hurt at all. Good info B, thanks.

Do like both the new LCD and the charming young lady that is displaying this unit. Interestingly, that this set is below standards that were set to take effect in terms of power minimum-but, only by a small margin; would definitely have set. Thanks-nice post.

I want one!!

Me also. You're welcome, fellas.