Which is better Samsung UN60F7100 or Samsung PN64E8000?
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That is a hard question to answer since I was looking for a 64 ich TV and I am not familiar with the 60 inch version. Sorry
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not sure what the difference is besides 4 inches! I say always go bigger this is a awesome TV!
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The E8000 for sure. Though it depends on how much light you get in the room from natural sunlight. The E8000 achieves much deeper blacks, the color tones much more truer, and motion infinitely times better than the 7100. I currently own the E8000 and I'm truely satisfied with my purchase. If you want the best picture quality go with the 8000. If you want a super bright picture with colors soo vivid they look fake go with the 7100
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The ea9800 is brighter and gets slightly better color. It also handles motion slightly better too if you are very particular. You can see reviews off both sets at "televisions.reviewed.com". The differences will be too subtle to distinguish in normal viewing however but it provides more bragging rights for vidoephilles like me.
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It's not the Panasonic, it's the Samsung. Many people go out and buy these LCD's with 120 refresh rates only to find themselves with the same thing you are talking abouta nearly "too clear" or "soap opera" looking picture. Go out and read the reviews for the 120 refresh sets. Many people find themselves preferring a little extra judder from the 60 refresh than the picture being almost too realistic as you stated; others say it's worth the trade off, it all personal perference. I know for sure the Samsung LCD 600 series are 120 refresh for sure. Being you feed it such a nice clean 1080P signal with the panny and you get the result. Bottom line is that effect is not from your DVD player. It's not the Panasonic, it's the Samsung. Many people go out and buy these LCD's with 120 refresh rates only to find themselves with the same thing you are talking abouta nearly "too clear" or "soap opera" looking picture. Go out and read the reviews for the 120 refresh sets. Many people find themselves preferring a little extra judder from the 60 refresh than the picture being almost too realistic as you stated; others say it's worth the trade off, it all personal perference. I know for sure the Samsung LCD 600 series are 120 refresh for sure. Being you feed it... » Read More It's not the Panasonic, it's the Samsung. Many people go out and buy these LCD's with 120 refresh rates only to find themselves with the same thing you are talking abouta nearly "too clear" or "soap opera" looking picture. Go out and read the reviews for the 120 refresh sets. Many people find themselves preferring a little extra judder from the 60 refresh than the picture being almost too realistic as you stated; others say it's worth the trade off, it all personal perference. I know for sure the Samsung LCD 600 series are 120 refresh for sure. Being you feed it such a nice clean 1080P signal with the panny and you get the result. Bottom line is that effect is not from your DVD player. « Show Less
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From Samsung's Website: The C8000 offers these features over the C7000: Brighter White & Deeper Black w/ Real Black Filter, Motion Judder Canceler, Smooth playback of movies with Cinema Smooth, Expert picture quality with Calibration Mode.
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At a quick glance, the 6800 is an upgraded 6400. It seems to have everything that the 6400 has, plus more I am sure. For complete list of features and specs you can view the 6800 model on Samsung's website. http://m.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN50F6800AFXZA
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I purchased the Samsung LN52A860S2F a couple of days ago and I was told by the merchant that these tv has a better picture quality then its predacessor, but I can't find that fact anywhere. I wonder if I got tricked in to paying $200 bucks more for nothing.
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Thanks for you answer ! So do you think i should pick the samsung D8000 or this LG tv ?
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I have the samsung un55-8000, i think it is great event though sony as a little less ghosting but there isn't much of a difference between the two
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I own the Panasonic, so obviously I'm biased. Worth noting that the 54" V10 has just been crowned the King of HDTVs...Buy the Panny. If nothing else, their customer service is WORLDS better than Samsung.
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Answer to your question: Either the Samsung 4061 or the Sony 40V2500 for under a thousand bucks from Amazon Warehouse. Samsung has impressive color; Sony has sharp, life-like detail. I like the Sony.
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I looked at both the UN46B7000 and the UN46B8000 and to me the 240mhz is noticably smoother during action scenes. The 8500 is the best LCD picture I have seen but not worth 2X the price of the 8000 series. I got my UN46B8000 during a previous promotion that ended on 11/7/09 for $1889. The Link-Stick makes WiFi internet acess a snap.
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600 Bucks? WOW! At that price, it's time to put the 42LD450 in the ring with the Samsung LN 40C630. Personally, I'd have little hesitation landing on the Samsung for the extra 50 bucks. I hear the Samsung is $50 better than our LG, but not $100+ better.
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Dear Lance, The UN65H8000 has 1080p upscaling but not 4K upscaling. 4K is higher resolution. Eric C
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I am extremely happy with the vizio 80. The size is amazing. Samsung has slightly better blacks
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the samsung is a little faster ,but is it that much faster? no, and is $20.00 more.i would go for pny,you will not be disappointed with this drive.
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It's not the Panasonic, it's the Samsung. Many people go out and buy these LCD's with 120 refresh rates only to find themselves with the same thing you are talking about a nearly "too clear" or "soap opera" looking picture. Go out and read the reviews for the 120 refresh sets. Many people find themselves preferring a little extra judder from the 60 refresh than the picture being almost too realistic as you stated; others say it's worth the trade off, it all personal perference. I know for sure the Samsung LCD 600 series are 120 refresh for sure. Being you feed it such a nice clean 1080P signal with the panny and you get the result. Bottom line is that effect is not from your DVD player.
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I have been a life-long Sony fan. I bought my first Samsung TV (UN55B8000) 8 months ago and am totally satisfied. I have not experienced any issues whatsoever. The picture quality and price of the Samsung blows anything Sony had at the time I made my purchase. I highly recommend Samsung!