Samsung’s top-end ES8000 Smart TV has been announced for the South Korean market. Announced at CES last month, ES8000 is a 3D LED TV that comes with Samsung’s Secret Design, enabling an ultra-slim bezel and a metallic U-shaped stand.

On the hardware front, the TV is powered by a dual-core processor and supports Evolution Kit that will allow users to upgrade their TV with new features by plugging the hardware into the back of the TV. Additionally, it supports full HD 3D Video-on-demand service, apps, Allshare Play, Signature services, Skype, integrated camera, Smart Interaction with voice and gesture command support.

Samsung will also bundle the recently announced Smart Touch Remote Control with the ES8000.

Samsung LED advanced in its legal entanglement with Siemens-owner Osram. The subsidiary of the Korean giant has filed a complaint against the US International Trade Commission to seek a ban on the imports of the products from Osram.

In addition to the complaint, Samsung has also filed a lawsuit in the District Court in Delaware seeking damages and permanent injunction.

Samsung LED alleges that Osram is infringing on eight patents on their core light emitting diode technologies.

In June, Osram had sued Samsung in US and Germany, to which the Korean outfit retaliated by suing the company back in South Korea.

Samsung was showcasing this 55-inch Digital Information Display at FPD China 2011. The prototype is a 3D LCD and since the display is developed to be seen in public places, the 3D content can be viewed glasses-free from nine different viewpoints within a distance of 2.5m to 6m.

Additionally, the TV supports full HD resolution, a brightness of 500cd/m2, contrast ratio of 4000:1 and easy switching to 2D or 3D.

Samsung says the prototype is based on CFL backlighting but when they commercialize the display in about three years, the retail unit will very well be LED backlit.

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Samsung has announced that its 75-inch 3D LED Smart TV will grace the CES showfloor this week. Samsung claims that its new large-sized Smart TV bests other Smart TVs available in the market and even its current largest 65-incher.

The TV, like other Smart TVs will support internet connectivity, widgets and apps, 3D content playback, power efficient due to LED backlighting and more.

Samsung has confirmed that they’ll show their new SyncMater 9 Series 3D LED Monitor at the CES in a couple of days. The SyncMaster TA950′s uniqueness comes with its asymmetrical and curved design.

Samsung says such design gives the monitor a distinctive look coupled with their own Touch of Color design.

The technical details are scarce at this time but we do know that the monitor will be 3D-enabled and supports full HD content.

Samsung LED TVs are one of the most eco-friendly television sets in the market. A research conducted by VDE Institute on behalf of Samsung reveals that Samsung LED TVs not only meet this year’s eco-design guidelines in Europe but also stringent guidelines from 2012.

A 55-inch C8970 Series 3D LED TV consumes only 133.25 watts under power saving mode, which is 55 percent less to what is the applicable limit for televisions from 2012. Most Samsung LED TVs have intelligent sensor that controls the TV brightness according to the ambient light, thus helping to save power.

Samsung’s use of materials also adds to the eco-friendliness of the TV sets. Samsung TVs are free from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and use recycled materials for packaging.

Well, if portable 3D viewing is not your liking how about a huge 65-inch set in your living room? Due this month, Samsung has announced a 65-inch LED TV supporting 3D playback at full HD resolution. The UN65C8000 boasts all the features found in an 8000 Series LED TV like a built-in 3D processor, 240Hz refresh rate, 8,000,000:1 dynamic ratio, Wi-Fi ready, Skype, Samsung Apps, Internet@TV, 4 HDMI/USB/Ethernet ports and more.

It will sell for $5999.99.

Samsung’s flagship 3D LED TV has been finally announced for Indian consumers. The world’s slimmest 9000 Series TV has a thickness of just 7.98mm and allows to view 3D content with full HD resolution support. The 55-inch TV boasts a refresh rate of 240Hz, four HDMI ports, USB ports, integrated Wi-Fi, Internet@TV, Allshare (DLNA), Samsung Apps and 2D to 3D conversion support that converts 2D content to 3D with a touch of a button.

The TV is also accompanied with a remote control that features a 3-inch touchscreen display. With the help of Twin View, users can watch two things at once – for instance, enjoying a match on a large screen TV whereas watching a DVD or Blu-ray movie on the smaller remote control screen.

However, this technology comes at a price. The 55-inch 9000 Series model with the 3D Starter Kit costs a hefty Rs. 440,000.

Check some of our ‘eyes-on’ pictures of the TV here.

Samsung newly announced FX2490HD offers more than what most monitors give today. The 90 Series SyncMaster LED-backlit monitor doubles up as a television set with the help of integrated TV Tuner. The 24-inch monitor has a Quad-stand design with Touch of Color and boasts other TV-friendly features like Picture in Picture (PIP) allowing users to surf the internet and watch TV at the same time, 7.1-channel Dolby support, USB port to watch movies without needing to On the PC, Magic Angle, 2 HDMI ports and HD support.

The FX2490HD will sell in South Korea for 549,000 won ($470).

UPDATE: The 22-inch model costs Rs. 25,000 and 26-inch model costs Rs. 36,000.

Samsung has introduced two smaller sized LED TV models for the Indian market. The LED TVs are now available in sizes of 22-inches and 26-inches and start from an affordable price of Rs. 25,000.

The TVs hail from 4000 and 5000 Series and boast similar features to high-end LED TV series like full HD support, high dynamic contrast ratio, Allshare, Anynet, HDMI ports and Touch of Color (ToC) design.

For the uninitiated, LED LCD TVs use LEDs as their light source that produces better picture quality than a conventional LCD. The power consumption is also reduced by 40% compared to LCD HDTVs and does not use environment harming materials like mercury and lead.

Samsung currently has 13 LED TV models in India ranging from Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 200,000 and expects to capture 40% of the flat panel TV market by end of this year.