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Back in January, one of the more overwhelming CES 2008 launches was Samsung’s assault force of LCD and plasma TVs.  Twenty-seven different models, the new screens ranged from a compact, low-end 18.9-inch 720p LCD, up through a variety of ranges covering most of the HDTV options, and topping out with a whopping great 63-inch plasma priced at; the only thing we didn’t know was the price list.  If you’ve been holding off buying a new TV until Samsung played their cards, then check out the full list of options after the cut.

Series 4 LCD

• 18.9-inch for $429
• 21.9-inch for $549
• 26-inch for $749
• 31.5-inch for $899
• 37-inch for $1,199
• 39.9-inch for $1,299

Series 5 LCD

• 31.5-inch for $1,099
• 37.5-inch for $1,399
• 40-inch for $1,699
• 46-inch for $1,999
• 52.2-inch for $2,799

Series 6 LCD

• 19-inch for $479
• 22-inch for $649
• 31.5-inch for $1,299
• 39.9-inch for $2,299
• 45.9-inch for $2,899
• 52.2-inch for $3,199

Series 7 LCD

• 39.9-inch for $2,599
• 45.9-inch for $3,199
• 52-inch for $3,499

Series 4 Plasma

• 42-inch for $1,199
• 50-inch for $1,699

Series 5 Plasma

• 50-inch for $2,299
• 58-inch for $3,599

Series 6 Plasma

• 50-inch for $2,599
• 58-inch for $3,999
• 63-inch for $4,999

The series 4 LCD manage 720p, while the series 5, 6 & 7 LCD are 1080p.  Over on the plasma side, the series 4 are 720p and 3D ready, the series 5 1080p and 3D ready, and the series 6 just 1080p.  No specific release dates as of yet, but expect them soon.