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Samsung seems to be quite proud of its 53 series. While a first glance at the model numbers would seem to indicate that this model is somewhere between the S4273 and the S4233, that is not actually true. The S4253 is loaded with just about every feature that Samsung offers in its Plasma line. Just […]

At this time, Samsung gives us two choices when we are looking at 50 inch screen Plasma Televisions. The S5033 is the stripped down version although the only thing that seems to be missing here from the top of the line model is Samsung’s FilterBright Plus system. This is a color and picture enhancing technology […]

It is interesting to note that Samsung does not list native resolution or pixel count on its advertising or even on the model spec sheets. This fact might make you a bit nervous when doing some comparison shopping. You might tend to think that they are not telling us because they are embarrassed by the […]

When you are reviewing a product line like the Samsung Plasma Televisions, you pick up on a bit of the logic used in the selection of model numbers. For this model that was fairly simple. The HP is for High Definition Plasma, and the S42 indicates a 42 inch screen size and denotes Samsung as […]

The S4273 is Samsung’s fully loaded 42 inch screen size entry in the Plasma market. It has Samsung’s exclusive FilterBright Plus and DNle Technology which gives one of the most brilliant and crystal clear pictures available anywhere in the field of large screen televisions. The 13 bit processing that is part of the DNle Technology […]

The HP-S5053 has a 50 inch screen and a 16:9 screen aspect ratio, and this might very well be the ideal screen size to maximize the impact of the kind of picture that Plasma TV can product when receiving a High Definition signal. The use of a Digital Comb Filter, and Samsung’s exclusive DNle technology […]

There are two things you notice rather quickly when you review the S6373 Plasma Television by Samsung. The first is the 63 inch screen size and the 16.9 aspect ratio. It is just really big, and very much a Home Theater experience. The second thing you notice is that they do not talk directly of […]