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I believe all of the Samsung LED's have built in viewing angle adjustments.
I think I saw it was something like 7% loss of color at 90 degrees with brighter black levels. So, yes there is some side loss I guess, but the overall picture quality is better than the LCD's and even some of the best Plasmas.
I think I saw it was something like 7% loss of color at 90 degrees with brighter black levels. So, yes there is some side loss I guess, but the overall picture quality is better than the LCD's and even some of the best Plasmas.
LCD and Plasma are sooooo 2008.
LED = awesome.
Amazon.com: Samsung UN32B6000 32-inch 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV: Electronics
LED = awesome.
Amazon.com: Samsung UN32B6000 32-inch 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV: Electronics
...by the time I'm ready to buy, something nicer will be available
Last edited by PacificDude; Aug 25, 2009 at 11:44 PM.
oled > *
anyways if you get a led get a samsung, the lg's are crap....toshibas too
anyways if you get a led get a samsung, the lg's are crap....toshibas too
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I believe all of the Samsung LED's have built in viewing angle adjustments.
I think I saw it was something like 7% loss of color at 90 degrees with brighter black levels. So, yes there is some side loss I guess, but the overall picture quality is better than the LCD's and even some of the best Plasmas.
I think I saw it was something like 7% loss of color at 90 degrees with brighter black levels. So, yes there is some side loss I guess, but the overall picture quality is better than the LCD's and even some of the best Plasmas.
read the latest review of the samsung led on sound&vision
i'd wait a couple of years before they fully get LED to its full potential
as of now...the plasmas are still a better buy


