Samsung unveils world's slimmest Television.

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    SEOUL (AFP) — South Korea's Samsung Electronics on Monday unveiled what it says is the world's slimmest LCD (liquid crystal display) TV.

    The new product, measuring only 6.5 millimetres (0.26 inch) thick, is thinner than any other existing TV set, and even slimmer than most mobile handsets, Samsung said in a statement.

    Its thickness is one seventh of Samsung's "Bordeaux 850" LCD TVs, which is currently the thinnest on the market, the company said.

    The new product, which adopts an LED (light emitting diode) backlighting system, will be on display at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas from January 8 to 11, Samsung added.

    Sources:-
    http://tech.yahoo.com/news/afp/20090105/tc_afp/skoreatvlifestylecompanysamsung_090105081109
    http://www.canada.com/technology/story.html?id=1143615

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    Dont you think this is AWSOME !!!!!
     
    flamer, Feb 3, 2009 IP
  2. reinvaldez

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    Wow. So beautiful. What about the price of it?
     
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  3. flamer

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    Will be much higher than the normal TV's For sure.. ;)
     
    flamer, Feb 3, 2009 IP
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    manlyseo Banned

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    hm.. Within 2 yeqrs we can expect TV with the thickness of papers rite?LOL
     
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    AAZZ Active Member

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    Lmao so true, just what I was thinking. I would love to have one of those, but I bet they cost a fortune :(
     
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  6. flamer

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    They wouldnt probably, It would just get broken in an instant, NO use of paper type thin TV's :D

    Although these TV's might become handy aswell.. I wonder how will this TV go on my wall.. the screws will tear it apart.. :p
     
    flamer, Feb 3, 2009 IP
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    Pretty cool. Wonder what they will do next. I don't think a tv could get any slimmer.
     
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    Looking for similar pc screen .
    Foldable screen is more excited .
     
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    Wow.

    I won't wonder if they would come up with a TV that's as thin as my compact powder's mirror.
     
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    Wow thats stunning and I bet it will have a stunning price tag too
     
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    It's most probably only for the multi millionares for now, but in a few years time i guess the price will come down so that its a more viable option >_>
     
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    its price will be very high
     
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    #13
    Samsung is great brand, and we all expect such things from them. I'm using Samsung monitors for years.
     
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    So slim..unbelieveable >.< Not even 1 cm, omg
     
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    this is great :) things are moving so fast in this area...I hope with time the prices will be lower and lower :D
     
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    In 2 years we'll watch tv in books. Kiddin' but this is another huge step into put more trash in our planet. Imagine how many miilions of old tvs will go to trash in some years replaced by LCD's... etc etc
     
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    looks great :) let me buy this one as soon as possiable.
     
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    thats some cool shit
     
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    Cool! The next slimest tv I would imagine would be as thin as a sheet of paper :eek:
     
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    #20
    That's insane! ...5 years from now we'll look back at this Tv and laugh at its mammoth-size! :p
     
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