Samsung UN55B8000 55-inch 1080p 240 Hz LED HDTV

By the manufacturer
(May 30, 2009)
Redefining the standards for display quality, energy efficiency and home entertainment decor, deliver the Samsung 8000 series LED HDTVs unparalleled image quality and improved connectivity with the also help your carbon footprint with to reduce consumption of the LED screen. Use of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as its primary Lichtquelle--rather than traditional cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL)-this cutting edge HDTV offers the advantages of a ultra high contrast ratio and a slim depth that allows for a more artistic design.

To fight motion blur and image Rahvin, the plague LCD displays when viewing fast movement on the screen, this 8000 uses series LED HDTV Samsung's auto motion plus frame interpolation technology with a Ulatra fast 240 Hz refresh rate-four times that of the other TV. It boasts high dynamic contrast ratio, complemented by the soil break LED light source.

The 8000 series features Samsung's new Internet @ TV online content service. Developed with Yahoo!, used Internet @ TV, either wired or wireless Ethernet connection access to content on the screen from Yahoo!, Flickr, YouTube and more with the touch of a button. Run the widget-based interface and scroll bar along the bottom of the screen for easy browsing of the latest applications and content. And this HDTV is accented by Samsung's TOC (touch of color), which offers a touch of a translucent color at the edges of the unit for a uniquely stylish look.

Customer review
Surprising clarity, detail and color, May 31, 2009
By Mike (Orange County CA)

Had my Samsung UN55B8000 TV a few weeks now. It has more than lived up to the hype. Hooked it up and put on a Blu-ray disc. The delivery guy's pine abandoned and supplied / set hundreds of TV.

TV is only half dick and only weighs 60 pounds or so.

It is in fact, sometimes almost too good. When you view people on HD, you can see every little Mole, scar, wrinkles, stray hair, make-up, five O' clock shadow, makeup line, etc.. I'm sitting here watching the news and I can clearly see little bits of lint on the guy's black suit. I guess the talking of heads are tomorrow to have much better colour all go.

If you want to tweak to your TV this one offers a lot of various controls. There are already some sites who consider what tweaks good to maximize the PIC. You can for the B7000 tweaks search. Looks damn fantastic right out of the box so take care if you not a techie, not a question.

Soundsnicht particularly good or bad, but I will not TV speakers, space anyway. If you're going to spend that kind of money for a television, use your stereo system.

Some reviewers complained about the number of inputs. Again, how many is enough. I run my PS3, Xbox360, IPOD and the dish field by my Denon and so I use a HDMI.

You can connect it to the Internet. No set-up, easy plug in. First thing it did was 12 updates download. Have no idea what you were doing but... no problem. It automatically loads some Yahoo widgets. Fun... but not try something, what I really gone and back much used. Also has some content... built, recipes, artwork, etc., I have not bothered to look at.

You can view plug in USB drives and content directly from the drive.

I got rid of long ago my roof antenna. I bought a small Turk indoor antenna and plugged in so I can pop over wireless signals and television. It will automatically search and find the on air channels. It loads a kind of TV Guide from the Internet for the channels that it finds.

I also wanted to see if it was the signal from dish degradation. I noticed the HD deterioration with dish, the I with Comcast. The manner, Comcast HD packaged signals you could see a real difference between OTA and packed images.

Samsung offers software that allows you to use your PC as a server. Then your pictures, music, view etc. on your TV. Took a little playing around but was easy compared to some of the others I've tried to use.

I have played games with my PS3 and the Xbox360. No problems. No pixelating. Bothered TV game mode switch. I have deceived with 240 Hz function to. I leave it on standard.

I am sure there are other features I have not tried. With the ability to update itself via the Internet, I have no doubt, be it even more amazing tricks to teach.

I got my Harmony 880 per set up to control all my devices including the IPOD. IPOD menu/Info appears on the TV screen (through my Denon).

All of the above features are great, but the main thing is... the picture is just absolutely mind-blowing wonderfully.

So, fantastic TV. I am very happy with it. Obviously, I recommend it.

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Samsung LN55C650 55-inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV (black)

Samsung LN55C650 55-inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV (black)

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The Samsung LCD-650 HDTV is a smooth operator: 120 Hz clear motion rate technology can seeing quick action with a smoothness that is clearly the competition. All SharePoint feature allows you synchronize even for your entire household: a wired or wireless DLNA connection to your PC audio and video files on your HDTV with your remote control to stream. And Samsung touch of color design combines, texture and colour, that each institution is added.

Customer rating
Impressive TV and good sound, March 10, 2010
By Adam Thompson
About me: First HDTV, but I'm an electrical/software engineer, I have a high level of technical ability, with a low expectations. I have micro analysis which TV to buy for far too long. I attended CES 2009 and 2010 and have seen from all of the new TV coming (probably why I so long wait kept). This is the perception of this review was written.

I got this TV yesterday and saw it for most of the evening. Very good picture! I was given of the LG55lh40 but my wife after the Samsung LN55B650 view side by side with the LG at best buy and I realized there was little competition. We had the tech best let's mess with the settings to buy, for about half an hour (starting with the auto calibration of LG) but it looks right could get compared with the Samsung. I was pretty excited when I saw many great reviews about the LG and it was a much cheaper price. Sign in to Amazon I noticed the LN55C650 on sale for $1620 (even cheaper than last years Serie B) was but had no reviews, so I was a little nervous to order it. In hindsight 20/20 and I is definitely the right choice. The image is very clear and has the crisp look, the Samsung is famous.

My surround sound system is last night, so I stuck was today delivered with the built-in speaker. I was very impressed from pump from the sound, this thing could. I varied the sound from 25 to 50 (of 100) and it was nicely filled more than according to enough and the room. This is not comparable with a nice sound system, but compared to every other TV I heard, it is definitely there up in sound functions.

Look, I think that is much better than last years B650 wisely. I took care of me for the red touch of color that surround the whole TV. This model seems only centered the Red at the bottom, and it adds a really beautiful accent without overpowering, as I felt last year were. This is just a personal opinion.

Cons:
The 120 HZ feature that strongly deplores in the LN55B650 still suffers. The first thing I did when I the TV was the Dark Knight BD (1080p) on my PS3 with a v1. 3 Cat2 HDMI cable to see. I thought that was something wrong with how it was background with movement very strange things, but turning the 120 HZ feature turn the image perfectly cleaned and I notice not more problems, while watching it.. I tried all had the same problem on the 120 HZ modes and all. In other words, I turned it back on while HDTV (720 p obviously) and it seems very clean with 120 HZ.

Is it 2010 and set you can not yet a wireless radio integrated television? I think this is too ridiculous that you buy a separate module, to get wireless. My router is very far away from my TV and will have expensive added it to network cable.

I'll update this if I notice other problems.

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Samsung 55-inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D UN55C8000 LED HDTV

Samsung 55-inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D UN55C8000 LED HDTV

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UN55C8000 Samsung 55-inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED HDTV: provide the pure thrill of 3D entertainment, connectivity, which increases your life, and visually stunning image quality. Action jumps off the screen with advanced 3D technology for a truly unique viewing experience. Internet @ TV to get connected to the best from the Web on your HDTV, with downloadable and customizable widgets - and soon, Samsung apps. Connect with friends, share pictures, online shop and much more. Innovative LED backlight processing offers HD to a new level of enjoyment with our largest area dynamic contrast and rich, bright color. An elegant touch of color adds stunning ultra-slim design sleek versatility while bezel accent new colors and textures to your décor brings. Take entertainment further than ever before.

Customer rating
WOW. Amazing LED set!, April 5, 2010
F. Fernández "BrokenFern" (Valencia, CA)
First off I want to be clear about the way this should be. I am no professional TV raters. I'm no videophile. I'm a regular Joe and I'm reviewing this for the regular Joe, thinking about spending more than usual on a good quality television. During the next months, I am sure you can find a professional review of the usual places... But now this is my impressions.

CORNER LIGHT: After read many reviews of past years B8000 and I was worried about the light issuing from the corners of this year's C7000. I've seen shows last year's B8000 and this year's C7000 and very easy to see what people are talking about. I took a big gamble in buying this TV before I read when people with this C8000 were problems. Let me say... After this TV for about 5 hours per day for 3 days... I have not seen, the light comes from the edges like on other sets. And believe you me I was looking for. I tried it just the HD feed from time Warner Cable, Blu-ray from the PS3 Blu-ray's from Samsung 3D Blu-ray player, especially at night, during the day to find... Nothing. I just don't see it!

LOOKS: This TV is just amazing. It has a very dark black screen. It looks so nice, disabled, because it is not on. I was nervous about the brush metal look, but it actually looks very nice and compliments chrome the new four-legged stand.

Image: The clarity of the image looks incredibly. It's like if I discover for the first time HD am. This set replaces a Samsung DLP set, so of course is this a huge improvement. Having said that I have a newer plasma in the bedroom and this set looks much better than that. As with all new LED sets with 240 Hz it's Spanish soap opera home video look to it a bit. Some people really like this, some people don't. I really like it. For those of you who don't, you can disable this feature or always down. For me, this makes the image look very clear, and it makes it stand out from the other sets.

3D: with this TV I bought Samsung 3D Blu-ray player, so that I can get the 3D-Start-Kit for free. The 3D function switch on and connect the glasses was easy. The intro to monsters v. aliens was very cool. The opening looked incredibly scene in space. The ball at some paddle bound was somewhat directly made me funny and somehow. I've spent too much time with 3D, but I've noticed that some scenes were there in the movie a duplicate image with the wear the glasses had. It's not much but it is noticeable. You can immediately see scene this during the Church at the beginning of the film. It was a bit annoying. I'm hoping that the kind of stuff that gets ironed out with a Firmwear update or more content is shared, you learn this, to fix it.

OnlineTV: This is a very new area for me. I've never understood the need for me to want to apps on my TV... But its actually Kina cool. I tried a few apps, but my favorite by far is the Pandora app. I am a big fan of Pandora and this app I actually better like on my TV than online or the iPhone. The only thing I hate is that Samsung have built not WiFi. I think this set prices to the $3000 + mark should enough to add it with the set and do not require an another $80 for the USB adapter to delete me. I just wired, but thats a different wire I may not deal with.

USB: I wanted to point out that this sentence can connect an external USB hard drive and play music, photos and movies directly from your hard disk. I have a Western Digital 320, the GB passport with movies and music filled, and I was able to easily navigate the structure of files in the drive with the remote control. And it all file formats, I threw it played.

Pros:
No corner light!
Very dark screen.
Very clear picture
Pandora Samsung app
3D was surprisingly fun
External USB hard drive capable
and... NO CORNER LIGHT!

Cons:
Easy duplicate images in 3D.
WiFi is a $80 USB adapter required.

Overall I am very happy with the UN55C8000. Even with the few CONS, this sentence to this average Joe is a definite 5 stars! How to I spend more time with the set I'll be sure to update this report if I find something worth mentioning.

Please feel free to ask me and I will try my best to answer you. I know how nerve wrecking purchase such a big ticket item. This is... So I would be happy to help as much as I can.

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LG INFINIA 55LE8500 55-inch 1080p 240 Hz full LED slim LCD HDTV

LG INFINIA 55LE8500 55-inch 1080p 240 Hz full LED slim LCD HDTV

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A sleek design and thin bezel with enhanced connectivity, the 55 inch LG INFINIA 55LE8500 LED full slim LCD HDTV features energy-saving LED backlit, 1080p Full HD resolution for crystal clear detail and TruMotion combine 240 Hz technology for virtually no motion blur. It is a good choice for sports and movies with fast action thanks to its incredible 1ms (millisecond) response time.

Excellent with a CES 2010 innovations award, LG's full LED slim technology enhances image quality with a slim LED structure that supports detailed local dimming, what an HDTV that provides the black levels and consistent image quality that could not be reached on a set of ultra-thin.

Customer rating
Top dollar, top quality TV, June 8, 2010
By S. Patel (LongView, Texas, USA)
Got the LG55LE8500 about 3 weeks ago. So far I'm very happy with the TV. Nothing looks HD and Blu-ray is just incredible. Black is black on this tv and colours are exactly. as great as this tv is, its consumption forecast have analog cable to the TV not very well at all on this set look. the screen is a borderless glass screen can be pretty reflective during dark scenes especially if one very well illuminated you have room. also see some horizontal banding(lines) across the screen to light blue background backdrop at times. Some people go to through this disturbed, others don't care or even notice. overall this tv will be the second best model of LG. LED tvs and lives up to it. its not going the cheapest of TV but price compared to equivalent Samsung models are worth it as far as build and image quality.

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Samsung 55-inch LED LCD vs Panasonic 50-inch plasma

Posted on25 October 2010.

If you try between UN55C6500 Samsung 55-inch and the Panasonic VIERA TC P50G25 50 inch decide there are some things that you know should while both are 1080p resolution, the Samsung LED LCD technology is based, while the Panasonic Plasma technology.

If you have the money, you'll probably want to go with the 55-inch LED technology, especially, if you have a lot of light in the room where the TV is going to be.On the other hand, when to see a lot of movies in the dark, may even though this one well in bright rooms Tarife.Sie get a smaller screen, but you're better 50 inch plasma also located a lot of money comes sparen.Also, before us in this fight?

Panasonic VIERA TC P50G25 50 inch

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