Samsung Introduces 1.1 Inch Think Energy Efficient 50-inch Plasma
- By: HomeTheaterReview.com
- Category:
- Green Home Theater News, News, Plasma HDTV News
- May 10, 2009

Samsung has reportedly made a CES promise a reality with their ultra-thin 50 inch 8-Series plasma set. Amazingly, the 50 inch set is a mere 1.1 inch thick which is easily half of the current standard for flat HDTVs - specifically plasma HDTVs.
Samsung reports that they have found ways to make their latest version of 50 inch HDTV sets 40 percent more energy efficient. Critics with a focus on "green" topics have recently been leaning towards LCD HDTVs with their praise as they are more mindful of their energy use.
There is though that there would be a follow up set sized at 58 inches from the Samsung 8-Series lineup. Ship dates are not known.
Source: Electronista.com
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Comment on this article
1Glad that some manufacturers are still making Plasma which I personally think superior over LCD in many ways, black level for one.
I'm still in the market for a larger plasma and I'm beginning to lean towards Samsung and this new entry of theirs. Pioneer's KURO is an amazing set but way beyond my budget unfortunately.
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