www.drakestelevisionsvideo.com The 55-inch, 1080p, LED-illuminated UE55D8000 LCD TV is built around the same technology as the D7000 model. But it has a slightly different design and the larger screen affects its 3D and Freeview performance, so it's well worth a proper look, especially as it costs a whopping £2500 or thereabouts. Silver fox The main difference between the D8000 and D7000 ranges is the design. We loved the D7000's thin bezel and clear plastic edge -- they made the TV look like it was floating in the air. But some may prefer the D8000's design, which offers a silver metal bezel instead. Although the D8000's silver bezel makes it look very different to the D7000, we were still utterly blown away by the impact that the thin edge has on this television's pictures. Below the screen, there's an illuminated Samsung logo. The company tells us that some people love this feature. We assume they're all Samsung employees, though -- we can't see any normal person getting excited about it. We're glad you can turn off the illumination but it didn't distract us enough to warrant hunting through the menus for the off button. Online smarts Samsung's old online portal bore the appallingly ugly moniker Internet@TV, which gave no real information on what the telly actually did with the Internet. Now the company's TVs have a 'Smart Hub' instead, which makes fractionally more sense. The Smart Hub is where the telly makes recommendations about online content and programmes that ...
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