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Question: Does this TV has a glossy screen, is it susceptible to reflections from a nearby lamp or window?
Document: The Panasonic has slightly better 3d quality, but slightly worse sound quality, a glossy screen which I hate, and the browser was rated a wee bit better in Samsung; the Panasonic is also 100-200 cheaper than this one. I've found in my research I can't have my cake and eat it too, there is no TV 40-46" that has it all. You have to pick and choose and sacrifice one feature for another.
The manufacturers have mostly mastered this. TVs are basically divided into a few classes, low end LCD, high end LCD, and plasma. So for picture all you have to ask is "am I willing to settle for low end LCD, like Westinghouse and other cheap brands", and "do I like the plasma look or LCD look better?" and last do you want glossy screen or matte screen?
The only thing I ever wonder if I should have done differently was to go with a bigger screen size, but that is all I wonder about my decision to buy this TV.
?I immediately cancelled the order.Amazon called me and said they don't want to lose my business so I ordered the same TV again and this time I got the TV in time but it is not working. Half of the screen turned white and was showing no image.
The app comes with a laptop-like track pad that would be really nice for moving the cursor around the screen if it actually worked.I was looking for ways to visit the websites on my computer, hit full screen and stream to the TV.
The main reason anyone buys a TV is to watch Satellite/Cable, DVD/Blu Ray or Netflix.Here is the crunch. The quality of the image on screen is really dependent on the quality of the input! If you are using a "cheap" dvd/bluray player don't expect stunning picture quality.
This is our first HDTV flat screen tv, and this is a layman's reviews. There are other excellent reviews that are very technical in nature, that I found helpful before ordering this TV. What I can report is that my husband--who is oddly not that much into technology--LOVES this TV. He's a sports fan and can't wait to watch his first football game on this set. We got it hooked up last night to our HD provider, and we couldn't believe the 1080 pixel resolution.
I tried going to manual update but the whole screen went blank each time I tried that; I had no idea what was going on. I decided to just leave it on for 30 min on the blank screen and see if would update; well apparently it did, then I had to turn it off and back on again to receive any acknowledgment from the TV. All around the whole interface it extremely buggy at first, and gets a little less buggy with the update.
This TV works great. The picture is amazing and it has great viewing angles. You can watch it from any angle you can see the screen. The smart TV works well. As of this review the Amazon Instant video App doesn't work. The Youtube app is ok, somewhat laggy even with a connection speed of 15 mbps. Internet browsing with the remote is a little clunky, but its a TV not a computer.I would highly recommend buying this TV.
This 46&#34; is a totally different story. The screen uniformity was not very good as it had flashlighting in all 4 corners that you could see in dark scenes and 2 clouds, one of which would show through dark scenes. Not good. I will have to say sports looked incredible on this. No issues with any of the NFL playoff games or college basketball. I did not watch any standard TV, network HD TV or BluRay so I cannot comment on that.
Answer: no. i have no problems with reflections from lamps or any other light nearby my tv.