$ is a factor..debating to get this42" or 47" 60 hz nonsmart and smart blueray..cost would be comparable
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Once you go big it is hard to go back down. That being said opt for the larger screen w/o smart capabilities as the smart functions are rarely used for just plain watching TV. If you want to add the 3D HDTV spec this is even better as even the cable comp. we have here that broadcast at the lowest levels as compared to stateside the picture quality is incredible. It is that good, imagine what it would be like on more modern cable systems. The LG models are all very good but a bigger/ better picture at least for me is first.
1719704
I love mine is like having a computer in your living room be sure to buy the smart controller it is something you have to buy .It dose not come with the T.V.It just makes it a lot easier to use the computer options, of course the T.V comes with a controller which will also work.Hope this helps.
400978
Wow man I wish I could answer that question. I really don't know. I mean it's a $60 sub. I'd think if you're sincerely concerned about those technicalities a more expensive setup is more for your liking.
217585
James Friel, nice price on the 46 inch 1080p Samsung. That sounds like a great deal.
1530090
I hear you. You soon get used to these radical, whiplash tactics in technologies. Equipment of two years ago suddenly seems ancient--large and cumbersome and with fewer features, yet sometimes up to two times the price of what's current. I'm seeing Blue Rays by other manufacturers approaching the $100 level new. I try to live with it for a couple of years, then I reason I've gotten my money's worth and make the trip to the Salvation Army or the curb.
1335268
By all means go for it.I ended up paying a lot more to get a 3d Blue ray player. It works great but it cost a lot more than you are putting out. Good luck.
517271
Hmm,, I looked at both. I liked the 630 more. I was able to keep the price within $99 of the 530 when I got mine at Circuit City. It was just prior to them announcing they were shutting down. I think they were willing to deal on certain items. They matched the Amazon price in December and I was very happy with the deal. Although I always forget Amazon has the edge after taxes, but I got it the day I looked at it so to me it was worth the extra $. The 120HZ is a constant on the LN52A630. It's not to be confused with the Auto Motion Plus feature. The AMP is great for sports and documentary type programs or anything in a live format like news and such. For movies I'd turn it off. Both were nice sets, but for NOT much more $$ at the time I bought, I'd say the 630 was the better value.
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Thanks for checking this for me! Yeah, I've been checking out the 4061 as well, but right now they are very close in price, so I thought it would be nice to bump up in CR and get the better sound (especially sine I won't be hooking up surround in this location - above fireplace in LR.) The 4066 sold by Worst Service has the exact same panel, but the sound is not as good since they ditch the side speakers to narrow it. Not worth it. I'll probably go with the 4061 since I know it'll fit and also seems to be an outstanding TV.
2011995
We have this paired with a model from onkyo. They are solid and can get a good deal on amazon. I think ours was about $250 or so.
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Good info, totally makes sense. Im excited for the 3D and all that but I am also looking forward to the 240Hz in 24" and at the price as there is currently nothing like that now. Will probabaly have to use a different Blu-Ray player for movies to have that smooth look to them as I don't think the PS3 can play movies past 60Hz. Still curious how it looks. I personally like smaller HD screens and am curious how it will look.
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Have been watching this as well. Look at the ratings. I own one and its the best LCD on the market at the moment IMHO. The lowest price I have seen here at Amazon was $2940.00 USD a while back. Which is what I got it for. Since folks have been buying it, and the ratings continue to be 4.75+ stars, the price has been creeping up towards what the local BB and CC are charging for it ($3800+ in my area). I think once the 71 and 81 series hit the streets, this one will drop for sure. But until that time, this one is top dog, at least in my house. The picture maxed out in 1080P will just blow you away!! Have been watching this as well. Look at the ratings. I own one and its the best LCD on the market at the moment IMHO. The lowest price I have seen here at Amazon was $2940.00 USD a while back. Which is what I got it for. Since folks have been buying it, and the ratings continue to be 4.75+ stars, the price has been creeping up towards what the local BB and CC are charging for it ($3800+ in my area). I think once the 71 and 81 series hit the streets, this one will drop for sure. But until that time, this one is top dog, at least in my house. The picture maxed out in 1080P will just blow you... » Read More Have been watching this as well. Look at the ratings. I own one and its the best LCD on the market at the moment IMHO. The lowest price I have seen here at Amazon was $2940.00 USD a while back. Which is what I got it for. Since folks have been buying it, and the ratings continue to be 4.75+ stars, the price has been creeping up towards what the local BB and CC are charging for it ($3800+ in my area). I think once the 71 and 81 series hit the streets, this one will drop for sure. But until that time, this one is top dog, at least in my house. The picture maxed out in 1080P will just blow you away!! « Show Less
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hey man bottom line go bigger that 120mhz is a gimmick I have this tv, you will NOT go wrong with the 46". Believe me! I had the same debacle as you. 46" is the way to go
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I did lot of research on why additional $100 for similar spec TV. I found 2 major diff1. less HDMI port2. Lack of built in WIFI. But there is Ethernet port on 6003 and one can buy WI-FI adopter and get it going. BestBuy suggested (infact demanded) to only use Samsung adopter which is about $60.
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Actually, Consumers report said that getting a TV that links to Netflix is the most expensive option. Getting a Blue Ray or Roku are the cheapest options. I just noticed that Sony has a BD selling for $191, with good reviews and Netflix link. I'm not sure if I'm going the BD or Roku route. My Apple Laptop has great PQ from Netflix. May even stay with that. From Amazon:Sony BDP-N460 Blu-ray Disc Player (Black)
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I just bought this at BB for $99...I have it hooked up to my new 55 inch Samsung Smart TV....sounds great. I use the HDMI Arc feature with AnyNet+. There is a noticeable difference in sound quality over tv speakers especially with streaming movies and DVD/Blueray. I have my tv in a small to medium sized room...if you have a larger room consider something larger.
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What is true 25p display for bluerays and why is that significant? Also not sure what 3:2 pull down is. And is that significant?Or more to the point is it $500- significant.
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Also...don't pay over $1599 for the 60". It's awesome (best TV I have ever had). But the prices are $1599 and better right now.
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47LW5600 is actually $999, about $400 cheaper than the 6500. It seems the only difference between the 5600 and 6500 is the 6500 has 240 hz refresh vs 120 hz on 5600 - that wasn't as important to me.I have seen the 5700 also for about $1000 - but it does not have wifi capability. It does come with a stripped-down 3D BD player so you end up having to trade wifi connectivity for Blue-ray - guess it just depends what's more important to you. That's why I ended up going with the 5600 - I wanted smart tv to stream movies. I'll pick up a BD player at a later time.