Samsung 3D LED TV's For Sale In Australia

If you have seen the likes of Avatar or Alice In Wonderland in 3D at the movies, then you will know how much of an impact the 3D effect has on the film experience. Now, imagine being able to watch movies and sport in stunning 3D in the comfort of your own home theatre. "The success of recent 3D movie titles is building anticipation from people who want to enjoy the richness of 3D content from the comfort of their living room," said BooKeun Yoon, President of Visual Display Business, Samsung Electronics. How much will they cost? Read below:

	Site Last Updated: 20 March, 2010
				Samsung 3D TV Available In Australia April 2010.

	Samsung will be the first retailer to sell 3D TVs in Australian stores, and plan to mark the occasion by giving away a 3D Blu-ray disc with every television set purchased. The new Samsung 3D TV's will reach Australian stores in April 2010, following their European release in March. Find out more below:

	If you have seen the likes of Avatar or Alice In Wonderland in 3D at the movies, then you will know how much of an impact the 3D effect has on the film experience. Now, imagine being able to watch movies and sport in stunning 3D in the comfort of your own home theatre. "The success of recent 3D movie titles is building anticipation from people who want to enjoy the richness of 3D content from the comfort of their living room," said BooKeun Yoon, President of Visual Display Business, Samsung Electronics. How much will they cost? Read below:

	The first offering of Samsung LED 3D televisons will be the 46-inch UN46C7000 and 55-inch UN55C7000, available in Europe March 2010 and then in Australia April 2010. Viewers will be required to wear electronic glasses that open and close rapidly in time with images designed for the right and left eye, creating a three-dimensional effect. Samsung officials say they hope to sell around two million 3D televisions this year worldwide. Australian prices are expected to range from around $2186 for 40-inch models to around $7651 for the 55-inch LED C9000. Samsung 3D TV's will include auto-conversion technology in its 3D processor that renders 2D content into 3D in real time. All of the 3D models will come with a built-in Ethernet connection and a USB port that will, through the use of an optional dongle, be wireless-ready.

	"3D is not a niche or novelty product for Samsung, that is why we have 20 3D TVs at launch and why we are first to market," said Samsung spokesperson, Michael Zoller. "We are confident that by being first to market with the best integrated technology and approach, we have the best opportunity to capitalize on the market anticipation and continue to strengthen our leadership in 2010,” he said.


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