Samsung Electronics is the world’s largest electronics manufacturing company and one of its highest selling product lineups is the Samsung LED TV series. In these TVs, special light emitting diodes are used for backlighting instead of the traditional fluorescent lights. Owing to this feature, LED TVs are able to produce more dynamic images than the traditional LCD TVs. LED TVs also save a lot of power due to its low consumption rate and produce less environmental pollution as well. Some of the latest TVs included in the range of Samsung LED TV series have been discussed ahead. (more…)

Light-emitting diode television or LED TV is a term used by consumer electronics companies to portray LCD TVs that uses LED backlighting. The true uses of LED display are held in reserve for larger screen specially found in sports grounds. Sony was the first to introduce the Qualia KDX-46Q005 LCD TV with LED backlighting in the year 2005 but in 2009, Samsung Electronics was the pioneer to coin the term LED TV on their Luxia LED edge-lit televisions range of TVs. The Sharp LC range of TVs uses the LED display in their televisions. A few examples of such TVs that use the LED display are – Sharp LC40LE700E, Sharp LC40LE600E etc.
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If you were to make a list of the ten most happening LED television sets, then chances are that all the Samsung Ultra Edition series models would make the cut effortlessly. Most of the screens that have been incorporated into this series have a diagonal screen size of 117 centimetres or 46 inches. That is pretty commendable by industry standards and is good enough to show huge images with HD clarity. The calculated screen ratio has been established at 16:9 and the resolution provided by the screen is 1920 x 1080 pixels. With this resolution on board, one can make out the images to be as clear as crystal. The contrast is no less at 2,000,000:1. With most of the UE television screens having this contrast ratio, it would be easy for a large group of people to stand at a distance and watch everything clearly. The screens are fully HD ready, also television and can be viewed in two modes, the one at 100Hz and the other one at 200Hz.

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