Samsung offers quite a few 55" televisions. Among them are the LED 6100 and LED 6150 both of the Smart TV series, the LED 6070, LED 6300, LED 6350, LED 6800, LED 7050, and LED 7100 of the TV Series
No Samsung offers lots of sizes in TV's. They offer a 70 inch television. They also offer a 102 inch plasma television. www.engadget.com/2004/12/.../samsungs-102-inch-plasma-tv
Many companies have a 50 inch LCD television in their product lineup. Some of the brands which offer this item are Samsung, LG, Toshiba, Panasonic and Sony.
Samsung, actually, from Japan, has some the best high quality High definition televisions on the market today. Their 42 inch LCDs cannot fail and they offer a warranty.
Samsung LN32C450: 20.06 pounds Samsung LN40C550: 33.29 pounds Samsung LN55C630: 55.1 pounds Samsung UN55C6300: 55.3 pounds Samsung UN40C7000: 29.1 pounds
For a 55 inch 4K Samsung TV on Amazon can be sold for about $3500. 4K means that it is in ultra HD, which is amazingly good, making it quite expensive.
There are many places where one can purchase a 32 inch LDC Samsung TV. One can purchase a 32 inch LDC Samsung TV at popular retail stores such as Walmart and Best Buy.
A 52 inch plasma television can be bought from any large electronics retailer such as Comet in the United kingdom. Samsung, Panasonic and LG all offer plasma televisions that are sized at 52inches.
There is no projector that has the same picture quality like that a 60 inch Samsung led TV.
Samsung UE40EH6030 and Samsung ue40eh5000
A Samsung 32 inch TV can be purchased at stores such as BestBuy, Sears, and the Samsung website. The best prices for Samsung TV's are at Ebay and Overstock website. They sell for under 300 dollars including shipping.
You have to visit NetBargains.com where you can find the best Samsung 55-inch Led TV on the market. They don't perform installation, but they have a form where you can ask questions.
One can purchase a 22 inch Samsung television from a number of stores and online retailers. They can be bought from 'eBay', 'Amazon', 'Best Buy' and 'Walmart'.