Samsung 46 inch LCD HDTV Good Buys
The Samsung LN46A850 is a thin television measuring in at only 1.9 inches thick, allowing it to fit neatly into a variety of spaces. The LN46A850 is a full hi-def TV at 1080p resolution, scanned progressively with a super-fast 4ms pixel-response time for a smooth, lifelike image. A rather helpful feature of the Samsung LN46A850 makes it possible to stay informed of all the latest news, weather, sports, and even stock information. The TV is also equipped with a V-Chip system that allows you to block certain TV shows or movies that is not suitable for child viewing.The audio features are as remarkable as the visual ones on this model, most notably the SRS TruSurround XT audio system that provides a three dimensional wall of sound so that everyone in the room hears the same thing.
The Samsung LN46A860 is equipped with a four millisecond pixel response time and 120Hz refresh rate video technology. The lively pictures will never be blurry or distorted even during the fastest moving scenes. This series of TV by Samsung features the Infolink feature via an Ethernet port, allowing you to connect your PC to your TV and keep on top of all the latest news and information courtesy of USA Today including breaking headlines, stock details, and weather reports. You can stream your own content from your computer and the set features two built-in USB 2.0 ports for connecting digital or video cameras and your MP3 player.
The Samsung LN46A950 has a glossy black frame and sleek contemporary appearance. The remote control has a rotating, clickable wheel and is Energy Star compliant and also features a power-saving mode. The LN46A950 offers an impressive number of user controls, including five color temperature presets, a noise reduction setting, and another for fine tuning. You can also set the picture size to zoom one, two, wide fit, and 4:3, as well as choosing from three different picture presets like the standard factory setting, or the dynamic for TV watching in brightly lit rooms, or movie for dimly lit view.
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