Samsung's 55-inch OLED TV Launching This Spring

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  • alchemy69
    This rumour has already been denied by Samsung.

    http://crave.cnet.co.uk/televisions/samsung-oled-tv-coming-second-half-of-2012-not-spring-50006947/
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  • TV with camera?? 1984 is coming.
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  • maxinexus
    any data on resolution? 4k? 5k?
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  • maxinexus
    would love to upgrade my 30" dell monitor for 32" 4K version...that would be so sweet
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  • sokangcraft
    No way Samsung is going to market in 2012 with this Oled TV its not finished and way behind LG who and doing WOled that looks better and is easier to produce.
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  • drwho1
    Still happy with my 42" inch plasma.
    When I do upgrade though, I want at least 70"-80" Screen at 4K resolution at similar cost of what I paid for my plasma a few years back.

    Not really care if is Oled, LCD or Plasma, but I'm certain that I will still not care about 3D.
    All I care are: better resolution (4K), better blacks, faster refresh rates and Network ready
    so I can hook that beauty to my NAS.

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  • 1920 x 1080. If it were 4k it would beyond the reach of almost everybody in terms of price.
    Also I didn't realise that they had integrated cameras in tv's in the 80's that could detect body movement for tv operation - knob head.
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  • jezus53
    smartyskirt1920 x 1080. If it were 4k it would beyond the reach of almost everybody in terms of price.Also I didn't realise that they had integrated cameras in tv's in the 80's that could detect body movement for tv operation - knob head.

    He's talking about the book 1984 smart one.
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  • Dacatak
    I wonder how OLED image quality compares with Mitsubishi's LaserVue displays.
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  • wiyosaya
    Alchemy69This rumour has already been denied by Samsung.http://crave.cnet.co.uk/television -50006947/Interesting that the rumor has been denied.

    Samsung has stated the price will be much less than $8,000 US and will be only slightly pricier than their best LCD sets.
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