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Samsung at CES 2007: High-contrast ratio TVs and the second generation of Blu-ray (slideshow)
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Las Vegas (NV) - Samsung rolled out a bunch of new products one day before the official opening of the Consumer Electronics Show. At the press conference we saw the company's new LCD TVs with a contrast ratio of up to 10,000:1 as well as the the firm's second generation Blu-ray player and the iPod Nano competitor K3.
Samsung press conference CES 2007 (16 images) ...
Interestingly enough, Samsung left out one significant announcement from its press conference. The company quietly rolled out a ultra mobile PC with a 32 GB flash hard drive. Read the article about the Q1P SSD here.
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