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Samsung has announced its new televisions the 6000, 7000, and 8000 series flat-panel LED high definition screens. The new screens used edge-mounted LEDs as their primary light source  rather than traditional Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps (CCFL). By using LEDs, the entire line is highlighted by superior contrast ratios and color detail, ultra-thin and wall-friendly depths and substantial decreases in energy consumption.

The Samsung 8000, 7000 and 6000 Series also incorporate a wide selection of state-of-the-art picture quality enhancements and networking features for an optimal home entertainment experience, whether viewing TV shows, movies, playing video games or accessing an expansive range of multimedia from portable devices, PCs and the Internet.

“The era of LED televisions for the mainstream consumer has finally arrived, and the new Samsung LED HDTV line has raised the industry bar for viewing quality, energy-efficiency and stylish, modern design,” said Jonas Tanenbaum, vice president of LCD HDTV Marketing at Samsung “Electronics America. Samsungs vision to create eco-friendly products that can evolve with the needs and desires of our consumers is reflected in our new line, and is matched only by our commitment to bring value and quality into the home.”

All three of Samsungs LED HDTV Series achieve dynamic contrast ratios that surpass those of traditional LCD HDTVs using a CCFL, for deep, inky blacks and crisp whites. The use of LEDs and Samsungs Wide Color Enhancer Pro feature work together to also produce a more vivid, yet natural range of colors with a variety of content. The Ultra Clear Panel allows more light to pass through the screen while reducing reflections from ambient light, resulting in a bright and detailed picture in most any room. Samsungs Natural mode optimizes picture settings to ensure the brightness advantage of LCD displays and the cinema-like richness of plasma displays with any content.