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Samsung LN32A450 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV |
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| Editorial Reviews: | | |  | | 32" widescreen HDTV (16:9 aspect ratio) * high-gloss black finish * built-in digital (ATSC) and analog (NTSC) tuners for over-the-air TV broadcasts (antenna required) * built-in QAM cable TV tuner receives unscrambled programs without a set-top box (cable service required) * 1366 x 768 pixels * | |
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| Great TV - Great Specifications - Very pleased | |
| | Compare the specifications that count, Response time, Contrast ratio and you will find this set for the money is excellent. The smaller Samsung it replaced will be placed in kitchen after 5 years of service. You will not be disappointed.
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| | This HDTV is perfect. Perfect picture and sound. Easy to put together the stand. The graphics are AWESOME. I play the PS3 on and it as well as get perfect use of the Blu-ray. This is a must have. Good job Samsung. My friend has the Sharp 32" HDTV and it sucks!
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| | I just picked this one up two weeks ago at an unnamed big box store for 639 bucks. Previously, I had an old school CRT that was 27 inches. This set was a definite, and instant, improvement. It reminds me of being at the movies and gives football and soccer precisely the sort of mega-pixel treatment those immaculate sports deserve. I have mine now sitting on an ancient stand, but I want to purchase a better one that is worthy of its beauty. I keep mine fixed on "wide screen" because the more viewage the better as far as I'm concerned. If you have the money and want to get the newer high resolution models I cannot blame you; however, in lieu of the meager funds I possess this one was just right.
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| | After reading a tons of reviews from Amazon, and other sites, I decided to buy this TV. When I first got the tv, I a little taken a back, because the black level wasn't like what I'm used to. I had a CRT HDTV before. After making some adjustments, I got the image quality that I wanted. If you are using the dynamic setting, turn the backlight option down in the picture settings. It will kill your tv a lot faster. They use the dynamic option in stores for display, which really shows off the tv and make the colors pop.
If you are watching Blu-ray movies, please turn off DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) to significantly reduce ghosting. Ghosting is apprarent in more darker movies such as Pan Labyrinth.
I currently have the tv hooked up to my FIOS set top box via HDMI, my ps3 via HDMI , my xbox360 via Component, and my laptop via VGA.
There are alot of the advanced options in the menu, so I suggest reading the manual before tweaking them.
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| | After checking numerous online reviews and prices, purchased this TV for best price from Amazon.com for my 89-yr old mother. She LOVES it - arrived in great condition, easy set-up, EXCEPTIONAL picture quality, even w/no cable - just digital indoor antenna. A friend had said he had 2 Samsung's and he thought it had such a great picture - I'll have to agree with him now. Highly recommend.
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