When did Samsung stop making plasma TVs?
2014
Plasma TVs’ final nail in the coffin came in 2014, when tech behemoths Panasonic, LG and Samsung discontinued the production of Plasma TVs, which effectively killed the use of this particular technology.
What is the difference between Samsung 6000 series and 7000 series?
The 6000-series TV’s dynamic contrast ratio, which is the ratio of its display’s luminosity of its brightest and darkest color produced over time, is 5 million-to-1. The 7000-series TV’s dynamic contrast ratio is thrice that of the 6000-series TV, at 15 million-to-1.
What’s the difference between a Samsung 7000 series and 8000 series TV?
The 8000 series is where you get the 240 Motion Rate while the 7000 series and below is only a 120 Motion Rate, you will get a more clear picture when there is a lot of movement in the picture with a 240 Motion Rate where with the 120 Motion Rate in the 7000 series will experience picture blur when watching something …
Is the Samsung ps51e490 a cheap plasma TV?
Two cheaper plasma offerings have arrived here at HDTVTest one after the other. Fresh from reviewing Panasonic’s TX-P42UT50, we got stuck into putting the Samsung PS51E490 through our gruelling tests. This is a 51-inch plasma TV which is priced online at just under £600.
Does the ps51e490 support 3D playback?
It does support 3D playback, features a DVB-T2 (“Freeview HD”) tuner, and although there are only 2 HDMI inputs, using plasma display technology, the Samsung PS51E490 has the potential to teach other budget displays (most of which are LCDs) a thing or two. So, is the PS51E490 a bargain, or is going near one false economy? Read on to find out.
Does the ps-51e490 have on-screen menus?
Despite being at the lower end of the price scale, the PS-51E490 does feature Samsung’s newest style on-screen menus (previous value-centric offerings had 2010-style on-screen graphics). That’s just an aesthetic difference of course, what really matters is what the menus let us do.
What has been left out of the Sony ps51e490 to make it HD?
That’s a big-screen HDTV for a comparatively small amount of money, so what’s been left out to make the sums add up? Pixels. The PS51E490 is not a Full HD panel, but instead uses a resolution of 1024×768.