Following in the footsteps of Panasonic, Samsung says it will end production of plasma display panels by the end of this year. David Katzmaier Editorial Director -- Personal Tech David reviews TVs and ...

Despite LCDs outselling plasmas by quite a wide margin, Samsung remains committed to its plasma TV range. This year it's launching two new large-screen sets -- the 42Q9HD and the 50Q9HD -- and they ...

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“Given Samsung’s strong brand and the PN64D8000’s excellent performance and slim design, we think it is entirely possible that the Samsung PN64D8000 could redefine the public’s perception of plasma TV ...

A ‘black storm’ is coming to the 2006 Plasma TV market, as Samsung Electronics released 4 models (Product name: PS42/50H, PS42/50P7HD) of FilterBright PlusTM Plasma TV utilizing the ‘black panel’ and ...

It appears the plasma television has finally met its end. According to Reuters, Samsung SDI issued a statement claiming it will cease plasma display panel production in November 2014. Digital Trends ...

What do you do when nobody is buying expensive plasma TVs any more? If you're Samsung, you reboot your plasma panel plant into a market that's far more lucrative: electric vehicle batteries. That's ...

If your TV tastes swing a little larger than their new Touch of Color monitors, Samsung have just the larger screens for you. Unveiling its holiday lineup of Series 6 through 9 LCD and plasma HDTVs, ...

Samsung just unveiled its new portfolio of ultra-slim Plasma HDTVs with the 8000, 7000 and 6500 Series. Each provides technologies that deliver exceptional picture quality, advanced connectivity with ...

Samsung came to CES 2005 with an array of new products. On the show floor, Samsung's lineup featured some of the fastest new LCDs and the world's largest plasma display. The 8ms Samsung 915n.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Geoffrey Morrison is a travel writer and digital nomad. We’ve got a little bit of time. Samsung says they’ll end production on ...