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Question: Viewing distance for the 4661F Is 10.5' far enough away for the 46" screen??? Or should I go smaller to the 42"?
Document: Beautiful picture in HD, better than my 42" Sony KDF-E42A10 and I thought the Sony had a great picture. The only area that the Sony is better is when watching SD channels. Speakers are adequate for normal viewing. (I have surround sound system for Movies).Would I buy this TV again? You Bet! Amazon Price was great, $1479.00 with free delivery. Love the non glare screen, 46" perfect from 10ft away.
However, if they go to a remote shot, it is not only blurry, but if there are people in the distance, it is so bad that it is almost impossible to tell they are people. If there are trees, the leaves look like vertical lines.I hope most of this will go away once all channels are broadcast in digital format.
Samsung LNT4661F 46" 1080p LCD HDTVThis 46-inch LCD HDTV was delivered and `white-gloved' by Amazon,as promised. Since we tend to watch 4x3 movies on TCM more thananything else, we have to be satisfied for the moment with non-HDreception, and with a black vertical stripe on each side. But the TVpicture is quite sharp (to our eyes, at least) at a 15-foot viewing distance,and just the right size for us.
I did a side-by-side comparison in the store at Best Buy, in full daylight, against theSamsung LNT4665F 46" 1080p LCD HDTV, the next model up, and what turned me off from the 4665 was the reflective glare on the glossy screen that looked like you were staring directly into an opaque mirror in blacks. The non-glare screen on the 4661F is perfect for watching movies and naturally lends itself to an authentic film projected look.
This replaced an 8-yr old tube TV and is my first step into the HDTV world. I researched for about 3 months via the internet and Consumer Reports. I was most persuaded by CR (Mar08 edition) which ranked this #2 in the 46-47" range behind the Sony Bravia KDL-46XBR5. I give this 4 stars only because this is my first HD and flat-screen TV so I don't consider myself smart enough to give it a perfect score.
I am very satisfied with the purchase of my brand new Samsung - LN-T4661F - 46" LCD TV - 1080p (FullHD) monitor. For starters, it has a terrific viewing angle. No matter where I'm sitting in the room, the picture on the screen always shows up nicely. It has a 1080p resolution which is known to be better than other resolutions.
Like the rest on this review section, what was a good deal ($1600) turned sour when earlier this year our set started having a dark cast (blocking) over the left-side, and then some, of the tv. It would block sections of the screen in various locations - top 1/4, left half of screen, then back and forth. At first, it would take about 15 minutes, I am guessing, to warm up for it to go away.
The Samsung LNT4661F 46" 1080p LCD HDTV was our first HDTV. Prior to that we watched a 27" analog set and the difference is amazing when viewing in HD. Analog programing on this TV is grainy because of the size of the screen. I like the fact that this set has 3 HDMI ports, makes hook-ups really easy.
The picture and clarity for this TV is amazing. I was worried that a 46" TV would be too big for my living room TV area but it's a perfect fit. If you're watching standard definition TV in 4:3 viewing mode, you still get the screen real estate equivalent to a 37" standard TV! Blu-ray discs look absolutely amazing through my PS3 on this TV. I couldn't be happier with my purchase.
Put that credit card away and DO NOT buy this TV!! Why? Well....1) when your TV goes to a 100% white screen in less than 2 months, 2)and you go through countless hours with Samsung "customer service" (a joke in itself) getting lied to and no results, 3)and you go through countless hours with their designated repair service (and this was the 3rd one assigned until someone actually responded and came to look at it!
Answer: Many suggest that you take a tape measure to a store that sells the 4661 and check the experience yourself.  My viewing distance is 7.5 feet and it seemed okay to me.