Samsung 50 Plasma

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Samsung Dominates 3DTV Market

Samsung Electronics America Inc. said it commands a market share of 60% in the U.S. for sales 3DTV, citing third-party data from The NPD Group.

May 22 to June 18, Samsung had a hand unit and the dollar by 61% 3DTV market, which includes two LED and Plasma 3DTV, according to NPD. Furthermore, according to Samsung, it was more than one unit and a 50% market share of the dollar from April to May

John Revie, SVP of home entertainment with Samsung Electronics America, Samsung boasted of reducing unit costs 3DTV and the inclusion of two (not one) pairs of free active shutter 3D glasses.Indeed, the cost of 3D glasses (in addition to the lack of 3D content) is a factor contributing to weak sales 3DTV, as cited in numerous studies.

As a result, Samsung, since May 1, lowered the price of its assets shutter glasses for $ 50. Comparable units can operate as much as $ 150 per pair.

Panasonic VIERA S1 Series TC-P50S1 50-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV Review

The value you get for the price of this tv is second to none. I just recently put this tv in my house replacing an old rear projection tv and i am amazed at its color accuracy. I did find my self making a few tweeks from the factory settings but once you get it to where you like the picture you'll fall in love. Sports and movies shine on this set. I preferred the plasma over the lcd because the movement on the tv was much more natural than the 120hz lcd displays. I sell T.V.s at sears and after being around both for a while I find the plasma image much easier and natural to look at. I chose Panasonic because they seem to have mastered the plasma technology and even a Samsung rep told me that he preferred Panasonic's plasma to Samsungs plasma. I will admit to liking some of the new Sony's coming out and the new LED tv is really cool but you cant touch those televisions at this price point.