Samsung introduces 2007 LCD, plasma, DLP and CRT lineup

Samsung has just released information about its 2007 lineup of HDTVs, including new LCDs, DLPs, plasmas and even CRTs. There's too much high contrast, HDMI 1.3-equipped, Deep Color enabled for one page, so continue on for pictures and detailed specs, or check out our live coverage of the press conference.

The 53H line of LCDs (pictured above) will debut in March, featuring 720p resolution, 7,000:1 contrast ratios 92% wide color gamut, game mode and 8ms response times with USB 2.0 connectors.

• LN-T1953H: 19-inch, $529
  
• LN-T2353H: 23-inch, $849
  
• LN-T2653H: 26-inch, $1,299
  
• LN-T3253H: 32-inch, $1,699
  
• LN-T4053H: 40-inch, $2,299

The 65F series brings 1080p resolution, SuperClear panels for 12,000:1 contrast ratio, USB 2.0 and 3 HDMI 1.3 connections. The LN-T4065F, LN-T4665F and LN-T5265F don't have prices or release dates yet, but we hope to find out more about these most advanced LCDs soon.

Samsung is expanding its line of LED-backlit Slim DLPs, with 50-inch, 56-inch and 61-inch models, although pricing and availability information is not yet available.

The Ultra-Slim DLP line is also getting refreshed with 10,000:1 contrast ratios, "3D ready", a depth of only 10.6-inches and Brilliant Color II technology.

• HL-T5076S: 50-inch, $2,099
• HL-T5676S: 56-inch, $2,499
• HL-S6176S: 61-inch, $2,899

Samsung's plasma TV lineup is headlined by a 58-inch wireless 1080p HDTV, ready to stream HDTV straight to the set via 802.11n. All of these TVs also include FilterBright2 Plus technology, and anti-reflective film to improve contrast levels and cut down on reflections.

• HP-T5894W: 58-inch (wireless, 1080p, HDMI 1.3 w/ CEC, 10,000:1 contrast ratio), September, $5,699
• HP-T5884: 58-inch (1080p, HDMI 1.3, 10,000:1 contrast ratio), September, $5,199
• HP-T5084: 50-inch, May, $4,199

• HP-T5064: 50-inch (13-bit signal processing, 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 1,300 cd/m2 brightness and "Auto-Wall mount" to adjust the mount angle via remote), March, $3,199
• HP-T4264: 42-inch, March, $2,299
• HP-T5054: 50-inch (54 series loses the Auto Wall mount feature and 13-bit signal processing), July, $2,999
• HP-T4254: 42-inch, July, $2,099

Samsung keeps updating its SlimFit CRT lineup, this time with the 93 series, all of them 16-inches deep, with a "nano pigment " screen for deeper colors and contrasts and side mounted speakers. The 92 is the same, but with bottom mounted speakers.

• TX-T3093WH: 30-inch, $699
• TX-T2793: 27-inch, $549

[nikescream @ Jan 7th 2007 6:13PM]

Glad to see someone is still working on CRT HDTV's.

[sinergy @ Jan 7th 2007 6:52PM]

Niiiiiiice. Been looking for a new TV in the bedroom. Samsung LCDs are the shit.

[Paul Phillips @ Jan 7th 2007 7:17PM]

Gizmodo is saying the LN-T4065F, LN-T4665F and LN-T5265F have 50,000:1 contrast ratio. Nothing about these here though.

[Richard Lawler @ Jan 7th 2007 7:18PM]

Unfortunately, Gizmodo is incorrect. As mentioned above, they have a 12,000:1 contrast ratio, and the 52-inch is pictured atop this post.

http://www.samsung.com/common/microsite/exhibition/ices2007/presskit/ices2007_ce06.html

[Sly @ Jan 7th 2007 7:23PM]

No LED-backlit LCD flat panels? Strange... :(

[riggs @ Jan 7th 2007 7:50PM]

when the hell are tv prices gonna start coming down? :(

[EatingPie @ Jan 7th 2007 8:23PM]

DLPs still wobulate?

-Pie

[xVariable @ Jan 7th 2007 8:45PM]

What's the native res on those SlimFit CRTs? That's pretty sweet price...

[David LaCagnina @ Jan 8th 2007 12:05PM]

CRTs dont have "native" resolutions. That being said, those units support up to 1080i.

[007 @ Jan 8th 2007 1:55PM]

Did they mention when the crt's will be available?

[Mark M @ Jan 9th 2007 4:29AM]

In the section: The Ultra-Slim DLP line is also getting refreshed with 10,000:1 contrast ratios, "3D ready"...

What is "3D ready" referring to??

[brooklawnbrewer @ Jan 30th 2007 9:03AM]

Anybody know the differences between the 2007 TX-T2793 and 2006 TX-S2793?

[Outstanding Punk @ Feb 8th 2007 12:06PM]

I sell electronics for a living, so the Samsung rep spoke to me for a little bit about the features of some of the new products.

She claimed the CRTs would be available in March. I don't know if that's when they'll begin producing them or when they'll be available in stores though. Also new on the CRT is they're trying to do something to fix the screen bowing problem by making the pixels rectangular in the corners. I don't know if that'll work, but it's worth a shot. They will have LED lit LCDs. And as for 3-D. Think of 3-D movies where you slip on your glasses. It is related, but not totally like that. Let's say two people are playing versus on a game. Both are wearing glasses and seeing two different screens. Someone who isn't wearing them would see a bunch of junk on the screen. Again, not sure how it works. But this is what I've been told from my local Samsung product rep.

[Outstanding Punk @ Feb 21st 2007 11:07PM]

Okay, now that the rep has come to visit with the official product book, I can correct something. The CRTs are coming out in April, however some of their other TVs will be coming out in March.

[Outstanding Punk @ Feb 8th 2007 12:09PM]

Oh. And the CRT should be coming out at the same price as the current model, $700.