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Samsung, who are based in South Korea, first started up in the 1930s and today are the worlds leading supplier of consumer goods.

They began making televisions back in the 1970s and flat screen versions were manufactured in the late 1990s. Today it is pretty well agreed that for the ultimate flat panel experience it has to be a Samsung Plasma TV.  They are now 50% more energy efficient and some are only one inch thick but when it comes to the width, well, they are absolutely huge – up to 65 inches wide – that is wider than some peoples walls!!

The beautiful design with built in leading edge technology makes the giant sized screen absolutely perfect for sports lovers – why? Well, these clever people of there at Samsung have optimised their color rendering for fast moving sports action.

This TV comes with 3 HDMI connections so you can plug your other high definition devices and get the best utilization of the screen – make it the center of you digital world.

Ok, it is time to get technical for a moment – here are some of  the specification details:

Screen Size       50″
Aspect Ratio     16:9
Resolution     1 365 x 768
Contrast Ratio 30,000:1

You don’t really have to know much more than that but if you do you could always hope over and check out our Samsung Plasma TV review.

In reality though, there are so so many options that there is a model to suit practically everyone whether that be price based or feature based from TV - PC monitor – Internet – Gaming Machine from 40 – 65 inches from $400 - $4,000 – whichever one you want, they will supply it.

About the author: Phil Fraser is a technical author and self confessed gadget freak you can click the link to read the rest of Phils Samsung Plasma TV Review

For most people, the procedure for audio visual installation is no more involved than taking their new plasma or LCD TV out of a massive box and plugging it into a home cinema system, clicking the “on” button and watching while the automatic setup program runs.

If you’ve bought a cheap home cinema system and TV that’s probably ok but to be reasonable to the makers, you should dedicate a bit of time to reading the installation instructions quite closely.

But who isn’t in a hurry at this moment!

Suppose however that you have purchased better quality AV kit and have an excellent quality high definition LCD or plasma display or even a projector then it is often worth getting a suitably qualified AV engineer to help you configure and set up your equipment so that you get a top quality audio and visual experience.

There is no point in owning top notch electronics and paying little attention to setting it up carefully. 

Careful AV installation does matter. It makes a big difference.

AV Installers are true experts in picture and sound calibration. They can help you get the best from your equipment using specialist technical equipment of their own. But if you are after a top quality AV installation and have a reasonably substantial budget then you should consider using an AV installer to help you specify the equipment you need in the first place. The ideal system should take into account the quality of the space and acoustics of your home cinema so that you get the cinema quality AV experience you want. Large rooms with high ceilings and hard reflective surfaces need entirely different settings on your amplifier than low rooms with plush carpets and curtains.

A qualified AV technician will explain how he works without boring and baffling you with technical jargon but never forget that the ultimate judge of your AV Installation is you yourself.