Samsung B6000 | Compare B6000 vs B7000 vs B8000 vs B8500

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The Samsung B6000 Luxia LED LCD TV series is the entry level LED backlit offering from Sam this year, and has quickly catapulted to one of the most popular selling series of high definition televisions since its introduction in the summer of 2009. It is the most basic of the ‘edge-lit’ led powered units and the Luxia family, taking most of previous years sought after features in a superior LED powered package to be an incredibly affordable and high quality set. The UNB6000 series consists of 4 models with the smallest, the Samsung UN32B6000 measuring in at 32 inches and the largest, the Samsung UN55B6000 measuring a large 55-inches. IN the middle of them sits the 40-inch Samsung UN40B6000 and the 46-inch Samsung UN46B6000 LED LCD models.

Below is a quick examination of the differences between the B6000 and the B7000, B8000 and B8500 models also released into Samsung’s 2009 LED televisions lineup, to help you compare the UNB6000 vs the mid range UNB7000 series, high end UNB8000 series and the current top-of-the-line UNB8500 series models and see which is the best fit for your family:

Compare Samsung UN-B6000 vs UN-B7000 LED LCD TVS:

The UN-B6000 and UN-B7000 LED TVS are quite similar in performance and general function, with one major deal breaking change between them. Comparing the B6000 vs B7000 models, what you will want to pay attention to is the fact that the UNB7000 gets a load of brand new 2009 content, multimedia and internet features. New gadgets and features like being able to stream youTube and flickR content among many other providers, and display of data on screen via Yahoo widgets make the UN40B7000 more of an all around entertainment unit with access to the internet’s vast and varied content and entertainment. The UN-B7000 series is available in all the same sizes as its UN-B6000 cousin minus the smallest (32″) variation, with the: 40-inch Samsung Luxia UN40B7000 edge lit led, 46-inch Samsung Luxia UN40B7000 edge lit led and 55-inch Samsung Luxia UN55B7000 LED LCD models. See link below for a full comparison and list of features found on the B6000 versus B7000 models:

Compare Samsung UNB6000 vs UNB8000 LED LCD TVS:

Building upon the above upgrades of the B7000 line-up, comparing the B6000 vs B8000 LEDS you get quite a few more larger upgrades that influence overall performance, picture quality and enjoyment. The most significant single upgrade would be the brand new 2009/2010 AutoMotionPlus refresh rate at 240Hz and 2ms response time a considerable jump from the 7 & 6-series LED’s 120Hz and 4ms response time. The UN-B8000 also enjoy new design with Touch of Color Blue highlights compared versus the B6000/B7000′s red ToC… and also gets an upgrade to a new remote control technology which allows for usage of the remote even if not pointed in the direction of the sensor or hidden behind obstacles. The Samsung B8000 does lose yet another size option from the B6000 and B7000 series, available in both the 46-inch UN46B8000 LED and 55-inch UN55B8000 LED. See the link below for a full comparison of the UN-b6000 vs UN-B7000 and UN-B8000 features list:

Compare Samsung B6000 vs B8500 LED HDTV:

Launched quite a bit later on as part of this year’s Samsung LED offerings, the Local-Dimming Backlit UNB8500 series continues to build on the upgrades and improvements offered by the previous top dog B8000, with the introduction of a new and superior panel and backlit choice. The UN-B8500 units most distinguishable differences when you compare the B8500 vs B8000, B7000 and B6000 is most certainly the huge increase in picture quality achieved with this superior picture quality. Quite simply the image quality, black levels, color accuracy and realism is second to none on the flagship 46-inch Samsung UN46B85000 and 55-inch Samsung UN55B8500 and has been reviewed by some serious professionals has having top-3 picture qualities ever witnessed. See link below for full breakdown of the Samsung B8500 features and differences from the rest of the LED utilizing 2009/2010 Samsung HDTVS