Samsung PN59D8000 Review
NewTechReviewer.com The good: The Samsung PN59D8000 has outstanding overall picture quality, with excellent black-level performance, and the most ...
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Samsung PN59D8000 59-Inch 1080p 600Hz 3D Plasma HDTV (Black)
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- It has 59" screen (measured diagonally)
- Ultra-slim bezel with Touch of Color accents
- 25,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
Samsung PN64D8000 64-Inch 1080p 600Hz 3D Plasma TV [2011 MODEL]
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- Samsung Smart TV - An exclusive service that turns your TV into an entertainment gateway where you can interact, watch, play and sharewith friends.
- 3D picture performance - See how 3D HD movies and sports come alive with a true sense of depth and action that leaps from the screen.
- Narrow bezel with 1 larger screen - A bigger picture and a narrower outer frame - all in virtually the same space as previous generation models
Samsung PN64E8000 64-Inch 1080p 600 Hz Ultra Slim Plasma 3D HDTV (Black)
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- Smart Interaction
- Signature Services
- Built-in Camera
Samsung PN60E7000 60-Inch 1080p 600 Hz 3D Ultra Slim Plasma HDTV (Black)
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- Smart TV
- Signature Services
- Smart Hub
Samsung PN51D8000 51-inch 1080p 3D Ready Plasma HDTV [2011 MODEL]
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- It has 600Hz refresh rate
- It exceeds ENERGY STAR standards
- 600Hz Subfield Full HD Motion performance
Sharp Elite wins Value Electronics' HDTV shootout
The annual shootout--which I did not attend and which is not affiliated with CNET in any way--is the brainchild of Value Electronics proprietor Robert Zohn, whose high-end Scarsdale, N.Y., home theater retail store hosts the event.
Scores were derived based on votes from members of the shootout audience, which consisted of executives and senior engineers from CBS, ABC, and THX, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), the National Association of TV Broadcasters (NAB), and manufacturers including Sharp LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony, as well as "serious a/vphiles and leading members of their respected user forums," according to Value Electronics. The shootout and voting took place over a period of two days, and attendees with obvious vested interests (like TV makers) were not allowed to vote.
All six of the participating TVs were calibrated by well-regarded HDTV experts, namely Ed Johnson, Dewayne Davis (known on AVS Forum and HighDefJunkies as D-Nice), and Kevin Miller, former TV reviewer for CNET and founder of TweakTV .
Samsung PN59D8000 3D glasses don't work - CNET Samsung ...
Hi Everybody, I got the SSG-3100GB glasses that are for the 2011 3d TVs. I can't get them to "pair" with the TV. I see a red light when I turn the glasses on, and sometimes I see three quick red blinks. I have never seen a green light. The glasses are supposed to be held less than19 inches from the screen, and other posts on this forum have suggested it should be in front of the bottom left corner. The manual does not mention any tv settings that should be made for "pairing". Any suggestions? Thanks, Rob
I am trying to watch the sample programs in Smart Hub. But I can't get past the "Pairing" process. Are you saying that there has to be a real 3-d program playing in order to "pair"? I hope that "Pairing" is a one-time process and not something that needs to be done often. In the demo in Smart Hub, I do see the double image that seems to be 3D. I understand that the glasses flash red and green when pairing, and I nhave never seen the green light. Thanks, Rob
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Sharp Elite wins Value Electronics' HDTV shootout
Sharp Elite wins Value Electronics' HDTV shootoutMeanwhile the Panasonic TC-P65VT30 and Samsung PN59D8000--which each cost significantly less than the Elite--took second and third place, respectively, in an extremely close vote. Zohn said that the audience agreed that the Panasonic VT30 had a better
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