Samsung updates PVA LCD line with 32 and 40-inch "Bordeaux" models
By Marc Perton 
posted Apr 5th 2006 11:00AM
posted Apr 5th 2006 11:00AM
Samsung has added two new models to its PVA lineup of LCD TVs. The new screens, available in 32 and 40-inch
models, have a solid 6ms response rate and 5000:1 contrast ratio. The company has tagged these "Bordeaux,"
for no reason we can see other than the fact that it gave Samsung an excuse to introduce them with pics of a model
holding a glass of red wine. Both models (the TVs, not the one holding the wine) look pretty good, with integrated
bases, a slim profile and on-bezel controls. No word yet on pricing or release dates.
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Gotta love Google translations.
Lol: that's one of the best Google translations I've ever seen! And by "best" I mean "most incomprehensible, totally random accumulations of words."
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So, Samsung marketing is all about stimulating the opposite sex, eh? Clearly dancing is important...
I like to put my hands on one of these babies. I been trying to buy a flat panel screen tv for a while -but I think I will wait -the prices are still too high. Perhaps the quality might be even better with cheaper price tag in a year or so. NO hurries. Keep them bringing SamSuck.
Bordeaux is a classy name for an LCD...
...but Hit's still got them beat with WOOO.
As I have been surfing the www to find a good LCD TV, I ran into this model already a few weeks ago. I am in the UK, and the model number for the 32" is: LE32R74BDX and it includes a digital TV tuner.
It is released here in the UK next week, and pricing is similar to that of the LE32R41BDX model, ie CHEAPER than the LE32M51B models!
Its a steal at around £850 and with its "Game Mode" option it looks to complement my Xbox360 well. :)
Do we know what the resolution is for these LCD's?
5000:1 for an LCD? Sounds impossible without dynamic brightness control, which means that you won't get anywhere near that contrast ratio when you have both dark and bright objects in a scene. Not to mention that dynamic brightness products are annoying because of the constantly changing brightness. Wonder what the native contrast really is?