The new D8000-, D7000-, and D6400-series 3D LCD TVs all use edge LED backlights.In a press meeting, Samsung executives told us that these new 3D sets have several new features, including side ...

The first 3D TV has arrived in the UK, complete with two pairs of 3D glasses (extra pairs cost £129 -- each!) and it's only 27mm thick. Samsung has mastered the art of edge LED backlighting to ...

The vast size of its screen is also, ... While Samsung’s new flag-waving TV does 3D no favours at all, though, it does make a pretty strong case for 8K - at least on truly mammoth screens.

The 3D effect on the Samsung Odyssey 3D G90XF (available at Samsung for $1,999.00) is very cool, but it's limited in availability right now. That means that you'll have to be a pretty niche buyer ...

We caught our first glimpse of Samsung's range of 3D-enabled TVs back in January at ... $2,599.99, and $3,299.99, respectively. Features wise, all of the screen sizes have the same key features ...

Samsung also showed off its thinnest LED TV ever on Wednesday, the LED9000 series, which is just 0.3-inches (7.6mm) thick. When a Samsung worker turned the big-screen TV sideways, cheers came from ...

There are other 3D TVs on the market which we have yet to review, ... The Samsung set has the biggest screen, and, accordingly, it's the most expensive, at around £3,000.

Samsung also expanded its 2010 Plasma HDTV line-up with the introduction of three new 3D-enabled plasma TVs – the 50-inch PN50C490 and the Plasma 680 Series, available in 50- or 58-inch screen ...

The Samsung UNES6500 series, the company's least-expensive LED-based TVs with 3D announced at CES, includes two pairs of active 3D glasses.

The company has been working on the tech for some time and has finally unveiled a 13-inch TV screen that can stretch and deform to match what’s being shown on screen.