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Samsung LN46C650
$1,300.00
Released June, 2010
The Pros:Massive amount of Internet content easily available via Samsung Apps - interface is well designed, and is augmented by built-in access to media over your home network. Remote is very powerful, works when pointed in any direction. SD signals look great, display does a good job hiding the flaws in the signal.
The Cons:Dust is attracted very strongly, needs to be cleaned regularly. AnyNet+ doesn't work consistently, difficult to set up in the first place. Automotion on SD content creates an over-interpolated effect where everything feels still and unsettling.
The Samsung LN46C650 is an LCD back-lit television set to be released in 2010; pricing and some details have yet to be announced. The television's screen is 46 inches and is capable of full high definition, 1080p resolutions for the highest possible picture quality available at the time of its release.
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The screen is also back-lit for more vibrant colors, deeper blacks, and overall higher image quality; the system has a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1. In addition to video display, the television can play music and display photographs with a USB port or internet connection. Internet connectivity options also extend to Flickr, YouTube, and video services such as Netflix. Social sites like Twitter can also be displayed, and other downloadable content such as games are also available. The system has four HDMI inputs for multiple video and gaming system to remain connected at one time as a complete media unit.
Specifications and Features
- dimensions: 44.3" x 30.8" x 3.9"
- weight: 53.8 lbs
- contrast ratio: 1,000,000:1
- response time: 4ms
- display: 46 inch
- resolution: 1080, full HD
- 120Hz Automotion Plus
- touch of color casing
- 4 HDMI inputs
- 2 USB ports
- ethernet port; internet connectivity
- internet display, such as: Netflix, Pandora, Youtube, Twitter
- Energy Star 4.0
- warranty: TBA, likely one year
User Reviews (3)
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massive amount of Internet content easily available via Samsung Apps - interface is well designed, and is augmented by built-in access to media over your home network
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remote is very powerful, works when pointed in any direction
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SD signals look great, display does a good job hiding the flaws in the signal
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Automotion renders HD fast-moving play realistically with no over-interpolated effect, creates the "in the room with you" feeling effectively
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dust is attracted very strongly, needs to be cleaned regularly
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AnyNet+ doesn't work consistently, difficult to set up in the first place
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Automotion on SD content creates an over-interpolated effect where everything feels still and unsettling
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remote design is awkward, takes some time to get used to the large number of buttons
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the same as the less expensive LN46C630 with the addition of Samsung Apps - a poor choice for those interested in more basic functionality only
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