Samsung 42" Class 720p Flat-Panel Plasma HDTV
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Samsung PN42A450 - 42 Widescreen 720p Plasma HDTV - 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio - Piano Black
Too much sun interrupting your movie watching? No matter when you watch a SAMSUNG plasma HDTV, you ll
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PN42A450 42" 720p Plasma TV, HDMI x 3, Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM Tuner, PC Input, Sports, Cinema, Game Modes
The Samsung PN42A450 42" High-Definition Plasma TV will be the cornerstone of your home theater. With
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Samsung Plasma TV (PN42A450P1DXZA)
Too much sun interrupting your movie watching? No matter when you watch a Samsung 42" widescreen plasma
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Samsung PN42A450 42 720P 3D Ready Plasma TV"
TV tuners: digital (ATSC) & analog (NTSC) over-the-air, QAM cable,1024 x 768 pixels,3 HDMI inputs
Samsung 42" Class 720p Flat-Panel Plasma HDTV
Take your home theater to the next level with this plasma HDTV that features a DNIe engine and a 20W
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42" Plasma TV 720p
With features like 720p resolution, anti-burn-in, SRS TruSurround XT and Ultra FilterBright, the PN42A450
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Samsung 50" Plasma HDTV
Key Features: 720p resolution,3 HDMI inputs,HD tuner,20,000:1 contrast ratio,3D-Ready,FilterBright..
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50" Series 4 720p plasma HDTV
Enjoy all 50" of your new Samsung PN50A450P. The high dynamic contrast ratio, Natural True Color with
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Samsung PN42A450 42" Widescreen Plasma HDTV with Full HD 720p
Take your home entertainment experience to the next level with the Samsung PN42A450 Plasma HDTV. The
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For those that, like me, want to hook up a PC to this TV, note that while it has a DB15 input, you can only use that for 1024x768 output - which is a 5:4 screen ratio, so on the widescreen, everything gets flattened a little bit, and while the TV allows you some options for zooming in on, say, component input-video sources, it doesn't allow this for the DB15 input. I thought this was a bit of an oversight by Samsung since it is a 720P widescreen, so a native resolution of 1280x720 would make more sense.
However, If your video card has a DVI output you can buy a DVI-to-HDMI adapter (as cheap as $6 some places), and connect that to the TV using a plain HDMI cable. Using this method my PC (using an nVidia 7900 GS card) allowed me to output plain 720P output to the TV, that the video drivers allow output to be manipulated many ways. The best configuration was setting it to just plain "720P" output and setting the Samsung TV to "Just Scan" (as opposed to "16:9") - sounds goofy, yes, but this
However, If your video card has a DVI output you can buy a DVI-to-HDMI adapter (as cheap as $6 some places), and connect that to the TV using a plain HDMI cable. Using this method my PC (using an nVidia 7900 GS card) allowed me to output plain 720P output to the TV, that the video drivers allow output to be manipulated many ways. The best configuration was setting it to just plain "720P" output and setting the Samsung TV to "Just Scan" (as opposed to "16:9") - sounds goofy, yes, but this
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We just purchased this Samsung 42" 720p HDTV today; it is our first HDTV. While I will leave the technical talk to those best suited for such commentary, I can say that we are extraordinarily pleased. After waiting a couple years to buy an HDTV, following various models and prices, we finally pounced on this product when the price dipped down to $750. For our apartment, the 42" is almost too big- it's certainly far more tv than we are accustomed to and for those jumping from CRT's to this, there will certainly be a "Wow!" moment. The picture is just great, though we are leaving the settings on low brightness/contrast for the first 100 hours as several sites recommend (though the risk of imagine burn-in seems to be quite low for these newer models). Set up was very easy. I do recommend having this shipped to you "white glove" service as the tv is 67 lbs and somewhat unwielding. It was also very difficult to put this into our little Infiniti G20; we actually had to take it out of the
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I purchased the Samsung PN42A450 42in Plasma a couple of months ago. I couldn't be happier. Did a lot of reseach and looked at the reviews on Amazon. Has an excellent picture, easy to adjust and makes watching HD a completely new experience. Went with the 720p vs the 1080 and can't tell the difference. I am not a real technical person so the reviews with all the details helped. I would recommend shopping in the stores to see the picture first then when you have made your decision compare the stores and on line.
