Filed under: Digital Cameras, Displays
We got a gander at Samsung’s fancy new tellervisions and other stuff, and while the basic design language hasn’t changed a whole ton in current years, there’s always something new going on. We’re particularly enthusiastic about the new Series 8 LCDs, which manage a standard complement of ports in 2-inch thick form factors — none of that ports-in-the-base nonsense. The cute tiny InfoLink RSS widgets (pictured) are also quite the welcome addition to Samsung’s lineup, since these days we really can’t be bothered to lift our phone up to eye level and check the weather on there. We bet you think we’re kidding. Samsung is always droning on about the “Touch of Color” design, which is present in all its new TVs, along with its new computer monitor / TV hybrid displays. The flavor of the month is a new honeycomb pattern worked in with the color, but we really couldn’t care less — we’d rather watch TV. Elsewhere in the event we got to handle Samsung’s new cameras and camcorders. The new TL34HD is a particular stunner, though we do like the older black / blue color scheme. Nothing could have prepared us, however, for the SC-MX20. While in press pics it appears to be just another cheap-ass YouTube camcorder (which it is), in person the build quality and astounding color choices really blew us away — and trust us, no one is more surprised than we are by this fact. Most everything on display will be available next month.
