More LED TVs To Come To The Market

VentureBeat has called into question whether the manufactures of the new LED TVs are shooting themselves in the foot by suggesting that new TV buyers could end up saving the extra $1000 or so that it takes to buy a new LED TV with reduced energy costs - and I'm inclined to agree.

When many of us buy a piece of kit such as a new Laser TV the primary reason for us to part with our cash isn't for any altruistic, planet-saving reason - more often or not its an ego thing. Often big-ticket purchases like these are driven by the desire to "out do" your close circle. I do believe, however, that having a hook to hang "getting it passed the missus" is very worthwhile. Men will at least pretend to care about the ice caps and global warming, when in fact, they're more concerned with having a flashy TV to play Halo on!

Buy Samsung UE40B7020W 40" Ultra Thin LED TV - Stock Checker And Avaliability

So you're interested in buying the Samsung UE40B7020W 40" Ultra Thin LED TV? And why not? It's an awesome piece of kit!!

Not only does it come with Analogue & Freeview reception, but its got a 1920x180 picture resolution and 24 frames per second and is as thin as you could probably expect a TV to ever become! It's just super, super sexy.

Some of the most popular online stores to buy the are Tribal UK, Be Direct, Direct TVs, John Lewis, Bennetts Electrical, Comet and Simply Electricals.

However, not every TV shop has caught up with the craze yet so don't expect to be able to buy it everywhere, but here's a few shops we've managed to find them on:





Samsung UE40B7020W Reviews:

* Sony PRS-505S and the Samsung UE40B7020W
* Advice Please - Samsung UE40B7020W or Philips 42PES0001D
* LCD and plasma TV: Compare features & prices Samsung UE40B7020W

Samsung LED TV (Samsung UE40B7020W) - Specs and Places To Buy Online - Series 6 and 7

So Samsung have launched an new Samsung LED TV and are calling it the "next generation of TV" and there's a load of hype around it. But is it worth the hefty £1,499 price?

Well here's the advert:



So you get deeper blacks and brighter colours - sounds groovy to me!

First off here's where you can buy it from:

* Amazon - £1,235..00
* Tribal UK - £1,499
* Comet - £1,599 - With free Blu-ray player
* John Lewis - £1,694 - Free five year warranty
* Microwarehouse - £1.352.40
* Dixons - £1,235
* Be Direct - £1.199.99
* Bennetts Electrical - £1,498
* MacWarehouse - £1,380
* SaverStore - £1,275.30
* DirectTVs - £1,249.97

If you wanted to see how thin it is then check this image out:



And if you wanted to read some reviews then here's a few you may be interested in:

* Trusted Reviews - 91.66%

As we're coming to expect from Samsung, its new LED set is superbly stocked with connections, too. Four v1.3 HDMIs set a great early pace, and these are joined by such other highlights as a component video input, a dedicated analogue PC input and, significantly, USB 2.0 and Ethernet ports.

* CNET - ?

We have to say, just a few moments spent with the Samsung 40B7000 have really impressed us. Everything about it is slick. The Yahoo widgets are simply amazing to use, and look beautiful. The TV itself feels rock-solid, looks epic and has pretty much every extra you're likely to need for a long time.

Laser TV Customers: "Well To Do"

Don't you just love the BBC? If everyone can't have it, then no one should have it!

In their recent review of CES 2009 they commented about the prices of the new Mitsubishi Laser TVs.

However, Nick Norton from Mitsubishi Digital commented on the "monster price" saying "We are a niche company and a premium brand and fortunately our consumers are less impacted by the economic downturn and they have more discretionary income. So yes they are well to do."

LG & Netflix To Hit Apple TV?

I just love LG HDTVs, I've got two as well as about 4 LG monitors, DVD players, home cinema systems - you could almost call me a fan boy!

But the news that LG and Netflix are teaming up to allow you to automatically download Netflix movies from your LG TV without the need for any other gadgetry makes me slightly giddy!

Now, over here in the UK I've only ever used Blockbuster to post me DVDs and I soon got fed up with that as it was too much hassle. But being able to download decent content direct from my TV without having another set-top box would be something I would seriously consider.

But what does it mean for Apple TV? Well I don't see that box setting the world alight! I'm sure LG will team up with other content providers and anyone that loves the flexibility of content on demand which has more variety than the limited supply of content on demand from either Virgin Or Sky.

It's all good stuff from LG in my mind!

Mitsubishi LaserVue Now Shipping In The US (65" Black DLP HDTV - L65A90)

Many of us Brits will have a bit of a wait to marvel at the full delights of the new Mitsubishi Laser TV, whilst the lovely people stateside can now get theirs!

Crutchfield has the 65" model with free delivery and installation for $6,999
ABT also have it on pre-order for $6,999

Also try Circuit City

New Pictures Of The LaserVue

Here's some more sexy pics of the Mitsubishi Laservue that will be available very soon!