WHY YOUR HDTV ISN’T HI-DEF ENOUGH: The Real Story of HDTV Standards—There Aren’t Any. In order to qualify as hi-def, a signal must have either 720 horizontal lines of progressively scanned pixels (720p), 1080 lines of interlaced pixels (1080i) or 1080 lines of progressively scanned pixels (1080p, which nobody even broadcasts yet.) But there’s a whole lot more to the quality of digital television than the number of pixels present. After all, 1080 lines of poor-quality pixels may technically be

If you’re in the market for a new plasma TV, Samsung has three new Series 7 plasma models coming out next month. Announced this past week, the new Series 7 plasma lineup includes 50-, 58-, and 63-inch models packed with cutting-edge features and boasting Samsung’s unique Touch of Color design. Not only are all three models full HD 1080p displays, but they sport up to 1, 000, 000 dynamic contrast ratio, feature Ultra Filter Bright anti-glare technology, DNIe Pro video processing and 18-bit Natur

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Samsung announced new Series 7 769 plasma HDTVs that features Samsung’s ToC (Touch of Color) designed bezel. The new HDTVs all get Samsung’s Ultra FilterBright technology for better image quality. Three models are available, the 50-inch PN50A760, 58-inch PN58A760 and 63-inch PN63A760. All the three models offer a Full HD 1080p resolution, 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 1,300 cd/m2 brightness, Natural True Color 18-bit processing, 4 HDMI 1.4 inputs and an Ethernet port. The new Series

Samsung Electronics, world’s leading maker of HDTVs, has recently launched its new Series 7 Plasma HDTV. Featuring Samsung’s ToC (Touch of Color) designed bezel, this new series delivers a superior full HD 1080p picture with up to a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. “With the Series 7 plasma HDTV, Samsung looks to elevate consumers’ home theaters with a premier design and an encompassing viewing experience,” said Steve Panosian director of Visual Display Marketing at Samsung Electronics Ame