First on the list was the full lineup of TVs consisting of LCDs, Plasmas, and LEDs. Each of these product lines has a full range of 19-65-inch TVs.  Some of the models within each of these lineups will feature a new technology called AllShare. This innovation allows users to connect the television to other devices in the home such as digital cameras, computers, mobile devices, and more.

The company also introduced their own App store called Samsung Apps. Now users can download content for their TVs, just as they do for their mobile phones. The store includes a wide variety of apps such as informational apps, gaming apps, and movie-streaming apps.

High-end versions of the 3 television lineups also have 3D capabilities. As Scott Cohen told WPN, users can watch anything in 3D with Samsung. Some TVs have a processor that allows users to render any 2D content into 3D.

With Plasma specifically, Samsung’s product line has grown. The primary focus of this line is picture-quality enhancement, such as deeper blacks and better motion. Top-end Plasma models will have customizable features that allow users to adjust the picture to their preference.

The last but certainly not the least in the TV product lines is the LED. The advantages of this line are low power consumption, vibrant colors, and brightness. Also, the LEDs are all under 2-inches deep with the flagship model at only 0.3-inches, which is thinner than a pencil!

In spite of all the hype around the fascinating TVs, Samsung’s category of e-readers also created a lot of buzz. The company will be bringing 4 e-readers to the market with screen sizes ranging from 5-10-inches. In addition, Samsung revealed a partnership with Google Books for this product.

All these Samsung products will be available during the first half of 2010. To find out more, visit www.Samsung.com.

The first factor is picture quality. The picture is crystal clear and contains vibrant colors. The contrast ratio is said to attain “un-reachable mega-contrast ratios.” The second component is the networking capabilities the series is equipped with. Samsung and Yahoo have partnered and produced a widget-based technology called “Internet@TV – Content Service” to bring Web content to TVs. Consumers can access Yahoo, Flickr, eBay, and many more properties.

The third component is the design aspect. Samsung designed the series to be extremely thin (around 1-inch) and very lightweight. Also as part of the design, the TVs include a wall-mount solution that makes mounting a TV as easy as hanging a picture.

Also previewed in this video are the LCD Series, Plasma Series, and the Wall-Mountable Blu-ray Player. Like the LED Series, both the LCD Series and the Plasma Series include 240Hz technology to eliminate motion blur, the Internet capabilities with Yahoo, and conservation of 40 percent more energy than traditional LCD TVs.

To go along with all these TVs, Samsung also announced the world’s first Wall-Mountable Blu-ray Player. The device has 1GB of onboard memory, built-in Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding, and 802.11n WiFi. The 1.5-inch model also has a slot-loading disc drive on the side and streams Netflix and Pandora.

Samsung took home 46 CES Innovations Awards for its 2009 offerings. The new Samsung products will be available during the first half of this year and prices have not yet been announced.