Thanks to CNET, there are comprehensive lineups for the details of Samsung’s new coming TVs, such as their prices and release date.
As we all know that, Samsung had announcements its 2011 HDTV at CES, but today at a New York press event it fleshed out the remainder of the details, including pricing and availability, for its 2011 plasma, LED, and LCD television lineups, and much more.
Below we roundup all of the estimated selling prices and availability info we were given about Samsung’s plasma and LED-based LCD TVs series, along with top-level features differences.

LED-based LCD TVs
Samsung UND8000 series: Flagship successor to the UNC8000 series. Includes “micro dimming” LED backlight, QWERTY-equipped 2-sided remote (originally it was supposed to have a touchscreen, but the shipping version does not). One of three Best of CES 2011 nominees for the TVs category. Samsung says the new dimming technology has more zones than the 2010 version, and touts a new light dispersal plate said to improve uniformity significantly. We checked out a company demo and that certainly seemed to be the case. Also, the LEDs have been moved from the top and bottom to the sides, which should help horizontal black letterbox bars appear darker. We’ve been told we’ll be receiving a UND8000 review sample in the next week.
Samsung UN46D8000: 46-inch, available February, $2,799Samsung UN55D8000: 55-inch, available February, $3,599Samsung UN60D8000: 60-inch, price and availability TBDSamsung UN65D8000: 65-inch, price and availability TBD
Samsung UND7000 series: Least expensive LED with ultrathin, 0.2-inch bezel and 240Hz refresh rate. Also includes the QWERTY flip-remote found on the D8000 series. Confusingly, marketing will refer to the UND7000 as having “dimming plus.” Despite that name the UND7000 does not have local dimming of the LED backlight; that feature is reserved for the UND8000, alone among Samsung’s 2011 LEDs. The “plus” is said to refer to a local contrast enhancer processor similar to the one found on the PND8000 plasma. My preliminary take is that the UND7000 will perform somewhat worse than the extremely expensive UND8000.
Samsung UN46D7000: 46-inch, available March, $2,299Samsung UN55D7000: 55-inch, available March, $3,099Samsung UN60D7000: 60-inch, price and availability TBD
Samsung UND6400 series: Similar to 2010 UNC6500 series. Least expensive LED with 3D and 0.5-inch bezel.
Samsung UN32D6400: 32-inch, price and availability TBDSamsung UN40D6400: 40-inch, available March, $1,299Samsung UN46D6400: 46-inch, available March, $1,599Samsung UN55D6400: 55-inch, available May, $2,399Samsung UN60D6400: 60-inch, price and availability TBD
Samsung UND6300 series: Similar to UND6400 but without 3D and has thicker bezel. Includes Touch of Color design.
Samsung UN40D6300: 40-inch, available March, $1,199Samsung UN46D6300: 46-inch, available March, $1,499Samsung UN55D6300: 55-inch, available March, $2,299
Samsung UND6000 series: Similar to UND6300 but without Touch of Color design. Least expensive Samsung LED with Smart TV Internet apps and 120Hz.
Samsung UN32D6000: 32-inch, available February, $899Samsung UN40D6000: 40-inch, available February, $1,099Samsung UN46D6000: 46-inch, available February, $1,299Samsung UN55D6000: 55-inch, available February, $2,099Samsung UN60D6000: 60-inch, price and availability TBD
Samsung UND5500 series: 60Hz; least expensive 1080p Samsung LED. Samsung also announced 22-inch D5010 and D5000 models (March, $299 each); details TBD.
Samsung UN32D5500: 32-inch, available March, $699Samsung UN40D5500: 40-inch, available March, $899
Samsung UND4000 series: Entry-level with 720p resolution.
Samsung UN19D4000: 19-inch, available February, $249Samsung UN32D4000: 32-inch, available February, $529
In the next page, we will talk about another type of Samsung new coming TVs, that is, Plasma tvs.

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