Review of the Samsung samsung led hdtv LCD TVs

Downside

We have reservations about LED edge lighting, and not the least of which because we don’t see the value in having a
“thin” television. Especially if it affects picture quality. We had a sneak preview of the new series last week, and

were a little nonplussed by what we saw. While Samsung told us the screens were pre-production, there was significant

light leakage from the corners when the image was black. It almost looked like the LED was on top of, and not behind,

the screen. While the company informs us this will be less evident on the production models, we look forward to trying

it out for ourselves.

If you’re looking at the FRONT of the samsung lcd hdtv why does it matter if it’s 30mm thick or 100mm? We know that these

televisions are designed to be wall-mounted, but at the company’s own admission only about one in 10 Australians

wall-mount their screens. But Samsung says the new series are different, and overseas the number is closer to 50 per

cent due to the company’s new picture-frame mount.

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