By Julian Horsey on Thursday 5th July 2012 10:03 am in Displays, Technology News
If you are looking for something a little extra from your HDTV you might be interested in the new Samsung ES9000 which was first unveiled back in CES at the beginning of this year and sports a massive 75 inch screen.
The Samsung ES9000 Smart TV is powered by a 1GHz dual core processor allowing it to run multiple Smart TV applications at the same time. Its also the worlds largest OLED TV, and has been created from a single pane of glass, offering nearly unlimited contrast ratios.
Samsung’s 75 inch ES9000 Smart TV has arrived in South Korea this week and comes with a wallet breaking $17,500 price tag. But what do you expect for a Smart HDTV with a 75 inch screen and just a 7.9mm thick bezel. Samsung explains:
“Samsung’s ES9000 also represents the culmination of Samsung’s latest design and engineering technologies, and marks a new era of minimalistic design. Because Super OLED technology features self-emitting RGB sub-pixels which do not require a backlight, the TV weighs 30 percent less than a standard LED TV, and sports a sleek design thinner than 0.3 inches—one quarter of the thickness of a conventional LED TV.”
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