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Question: Do I need any cables? I just bought this tv as a gift.  I really have no clue about cables though.  What kind do I need and what for?  Can somebody please help me? Thanks!
Document: I like the tv, but I bought it b/c the motion was supposed to be fluid. It's definitely not always so. Maybe there's a setting I'm not seeing though.
This has to be the best piece of electronics that I have ever bought. I have had it for almost a year and I still love to look at it. It has a really smooth design and is just simply attractive. I love being able to just walk by and touch the power bar and have it turn on. There is no need to search for some small power button like most TVs.When I originally purchased it I had satellite with HD and I thought the video was awesome then.
The 3 hdmi outputs i don't even know what to do with two of them. i got a ps3 and thats all i really need on it besides my next investment a bose sound system. The blu-ray picture is very noticable compared to a dvd's 480p on it. All around its a good lcd tv and i would recommend to any one thats looking for a good quality lcd tv, because this one isn't no push over!
My first HD TV. Very happy, the TV arrived early and was unpacked and tested in my house. The set hooked up easy using HDMI cables to my DVD and Dishnet SAT. Set up was easy and the picture is great. HD programs are the way to go, sooner that all TV is made in HD the better, find that we watch mainly HD programs. Have not found the need to change settings much, the factory ones seem fine.
I bought one of these in 46 inches. Before buying I was somewhat reluctant because of its shiny screen. As it turned out, it isn't a problem, on the contrary, it seems to help in delivering brighter colors and deeper blacks. This TV is absolutely superb.
This is incredible. Sony's is great as well 18000:1. But the Samsung was cheaper and it had better picture quality, so it was the obvious choice.The samsung has glossy top which gives it the great contrast, but it can cause reflection (I've heard). I haven't had an issue with this though.Good luck on the tv hunting.
I have been a Sony guy my whole life. I am a video professional and all my gear has always been Sony. Until a month ago I had a 15 year old 32"Trinitron XBR television. . . The power supply went and I felt it was time to upgrade. When I bought the XBR in 1992 it cost around $1600 so I decided to see what kind of HDTV I could get for the same money. . .
There is no perfect picture HDTV yet; at least that is true to the discerning eye. Analog TV still rules for fast moving action scenes and will be for years to come even after the analog broadcasts are shut down in 2009. I'm really a picky sort of person though and even with that, I think this TV is superior to the Sony, Toshiba, or Sharp. It all depends on what your particular eye sees so buy the TV that you find pleasing to your eye.
Nice television, great picture. Can't complain. Even though the item was an "open box" item, the damage was extremely minimal (minor scuffs on the bottom front left corner) and for the price it was well worth it!Having both a 120hz and a 60hz model of approximately the same size and contrast ratio...I can tell you that the 120hz does make a difference. The Auto-Motion feature really adds a new dimension to the blu-ray movies that I already own.
I ordered this TV late night July 1. I got it around 11:00 this morning through CEVA. The delivery service doesn't affect my opinion of the TV, but CEVA was excellent.I immediately hooked up my PS3 and HDMI cable (Cables to go 3 meter 10.2gbps, bought from amazon) and after fixing the sound and video output settings (I had it hooked up via DVI and RCA cabling, and my old TV only accepted up to 1080i) it worked beautifully.
Answer: If you have digital cable service that includes HD channels, or a HD source such as a Blue-Ray player or a HD DVD player, you will need to purchase some HDMI cables. Remember, you have to have the HDMI cables to get the full effect of high definition. They sell them here for cheap. You can find HDMI cables here for about $2-10, which is an absolute steal. Don't let anyone tell you that you have to get Monster cables. They are a complete rip off!