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1080p may be overkill on a 22" TV but you can't fault it. I upgraded from a 17" and it's a nice change but not dramatic so I may end up going to a 26" when they make one. The remote control is easy. There is not too much difference between the LCD and LED at this small screen size however I did have a couple of 'WOW' moments. Having said all that, the current price make this TV a sensational buy. I'm giving serious thought to upgrading the living room TV now
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This TV stands out in the store. It has a very clear picture and the design is simple and clean. Everything is absolutely great about it. I subtracted one point only because the power cable has a dongle with a very short wire that is attached to a power converter. The converter is much thicker than the TV and the wire is only about 4 inches long. The big ugly converter box is impossible to hide when hanging this tv on a wall. I modified it by splicing in some extra wire and it is now perfect in every way.
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I am in the Army, Best Buy got me this tv out of California to Afghanistan in under two weeks. I think the price was good at 429, no tax, and no shipping. I am glad I chose this size for my 8x9 room. It has the headphone jacks which work well, although you really need a headset with a long cord, I do have one! Its a 60hz, and a 720, great picture, no issues. I am only sad it doesn't have a usb port, but my xbox 360 does, so no worries. I would buy this again, I did my research and I am very happy with this tv and the exceptional price.
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The 22" flat screen TV with DVD player is exactly what I was hoping to find. I did not want a big TV in the living room, as it is my room for entertaining guests. This small, light-weight version (which was on sale the week I bought it) sits on a corner of the credenza and is beautifully camauflaged by a large pitcher of live leaves which can be easily taken away when I wish to view the TV. Perfect!
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This is my third Dynex TV. I purchased this TV for my kitchen. It is mounted on an articulating mount, that allows us to view the TV from any angle in a very large space. I also own a 19" Dynex in the master bathroom, and a 32" for the back patio. The clarily and sound are just as good, if not better, than my Samsung and Sony! Have not had any issues with any of the TV's and they do get used! Remote control is easy to utilize. Love Dynex for competiung with the "big dogs" and offering a great product at a very decent price!
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I bought this red Haier TV from Best Buy. I really love it. When I first set it up, which I found very easy to do, it light up my room in a fashionable way. So far, it works great. I like the size (22 inches). The remote is easy to use, but gets dirty easily being it's white. The only negative I would say, for myself, is I have two cats who have a bad habit of sitting on my old larger type T.V. and my new T.V. gets knocked over easily. But I do like the size of it because of it being light-weight. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a colorful way to brighten their room and have a small space.
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The tv is attractive. The color is outstanding. The sound is great. I've been buying Sony's electronics for many years, and I've never been disappointed in their products. It's everything I wanted in a tv.
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It was fine when it worked. A little over a year after purchase, it started flickering at start up. After about 20 minutes of flickering it would finally pop on. I exchanged it with another monitor on another computer in my house to make sure it wasn't a video card issue. It wasn't; the problem followed the monitor and the other computer's monitor worked fine on both computers. After two or three weeks of this, it finally just quit altogether. As I type this, it's sitting in a trash dumpster, having been replaced with a new Dell. After this experience, I don't think I'll be buying anymore Samsung monitors. I give it two stars only because it gave me one year of good service before it gave up. It's not a very expensive monitor, so I guess you get what you pay for. I bet most of the good reviews here just haven't had the monitor long enough for it to fail yet. But I definitely expect more than a year out of a monitor. Is that asking too much?
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I'm on my second H213h. The first one's right menu "button" would not function right out of the box. Needless to say, I'm not entirely thrilled with this buttonless system, even when it's working as it should. But that aside... The monitor is very nice. Colors are very brilliant and bright. I have not found what the static contrast ratio is, but I'm guessing around 1000:1. Dynamic ratios are like digital zoom to me; a selling point to the ignorant. Other nice features are the resolution, 1920x1080. Full HD videos display perfectly on the screen without black bars or any of that nonsense. Also being it's native resolution, it looks sharper than say my LCD TV displaying 720p on it's 1440x900 LCD. VGA/DVI/HDMI inputs are all on the back, and it comes with a cable for each (yes, HDMI cable...very nice!). Now for the bad... The speakers are horrible. While I wasn't expecting too much, I suppose I'm also spoiled by the decent speakers in my Toshiba LCD TV. And while I normally
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Wow - very happy with this TV. I had a small LCD TV in my bar - an aging 15" and wanted something just a tiny bit bigger. I wasn't expecting the leap in image quality from the same video source though thanks to the more expensive TFT screen on this model. The blacks are deeper, the colors finer and the image quality is much sharper. Don't be put off by the 800:1 contrast ratio either; this figure is the static contrast ratio amount and is not the fluffed-up much higher dynamic contrast ratio that most other TV manufacturers' specs boast. 800:1 is more than enough for a 22" TV - in fact most movie theaters only operate on a contrast ratio of 500:1 so I applaud the makers for showing the actual static figure. There's a plethora of inputs including HDMI, SPDIF and a pure analog VGA input so this could easily double up as PC monitor too. A large extensive remote and the low price seals the deal for me.
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Bought this Samsung July 2008; 3-year warranty. 1 year and 2 days after purchase the screen starts flickering. Within a week it wouldn't display a picture at all-- backlight was gone (I was told). Sent to NJ for repair; turn around time was good (10 days). 4 months later? Same problem. My busiest time of year and I have to send this is again for the same problem?? I'm being forced to buy another monitor to fill in for when the Samsung is dead. But I won't be buying another Samsung. I gave away my 8yo H-P last week. What timing, huh?
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This monitor is truly amazing for the price. Extremely sharp, especially when coupled with a DVI video card. Purchased one for my wife to replace an older 19" flat panel she was using and made big points on the home front! I would strongly recommend this unit for gamers also. Colors are very focused and vivid, response time is so low I have seen no latency whatsoever, even in FPS games.
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Best Buy has a great price on this TV. It's easy to install and hook up. The
Picture Quality and sound was great. The size is just right for my bedroom wall. Lightweight and good looking too. I would definetly recommend this product and name brand..
Picture Quality and sound was great. The size is just right for my bedroom wall. Lightweight and good looking too. I would definetly recommend this product and name brand..
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For several months over this past summer I had been shopping around for a nice, good quality and inexpensive table-top LCD for a bedroom. I perused a few various brands and models. (Sharp, Toshiba, Dynex, Insignia, etc) However, once I caught the price on this Samsung LN22B360 the search stopped dead in its tracks. I was still a little skeptical even though I have been a fan of Samsung for the last 5 years from when I was in the consumer electronics business. Since that time I have always had an affinity towards Samsung for making and delivering on quality products. Well, I must state that once the TV arrived (in pristine condition through Amazon's free shipping. Thanks-ed.) it did not disappoint. Albeit that it's resolution only goes up to 720p, but you must understand that the picture quality difference between 1080p vs 720p on a 22" monitor is ineligible. The actual resolution that it produces via HDMI is 1366 X 768, so it's better than 720 already to begin with! There are
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1. it is a very good TV 2. sound is not a problem. change Dolby Digital Dynamic Range settings to "compressed". also what do you expect from a small TV ... for example I expect just OK sound 3 it tilts about 15-20 degrees backward and 2-3 degrees forward. 22" samsung does not. as it happens with all LCDs picture gets darker if you look from the angle ...especially from bellow. if it is your case tilt it forward or place something under the back of the base to tilt it forward (base is wide and stable). 4. 22" should be your minimal size. 19" will be good as a office TV but it is too small for even a small bedroom. 5. contrast and colors are excellent, definitely not worse then samsung one has...I even like toshiba's more 6. remote is super convenient, it has has "favorite channels" button 7. channels changing is relatively quick 8. toshiba looks like a real TV set opposite to 22" samsung which looks like a PC monitor 8. bought it from Amazon for $230 in Sept 9. my room is semi-dark... just
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I bought this television for my mother. She desperately needed something new and had just recently changed television service. Her room is well lit during the day so the LCD screen produces no glare and is excellent to look at. Great TV if you just want to view cable/satellite service without hooking up many components.
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get what u pay for and in this case I got more at a great price now if I could only get my Graffics card to work again: ( Probably gonna buy a need another computer and add this monoter to it. The one I have will do for now.
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This printer was purchased to replace an Epson Stylus Pro 4000 that I have been using for about the past 3 years. When the 4000 came out, it was supposed to be technological breakthrough and had multiple rave reviews. Ultimately, I've been disappointed with it, both from a "quality of final print" and "ease of printing" standpoint. The Epson Stylus Pro 3880 is two generations beyond the 4000, and corrects the major flaws of its predecessor. I consider myself an advanced amateur photographer, having printed all of my own photographs (B&W and color) in the darkroom for more than 25 years. I'm really comparing the results of the Stylus Pro printers to the best results that I could achieve using traditional methods. Digital photography is going to replace 99% of traditional photo processing, so the standard seems fair. From a print quality standpoint, the SP 4000 suffered from significant bronzing (metallic sheen when viewed at an angle), metamerism (color shifts dependent on lighting)
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"I bought a 32 inch Samsung LCD tv at Best Buy two years ago for $1000. After two years the screen went black and the Samsung tech told me it would cost more to fix it than it's worth. I talked to Samsung and they would do absolutely nothing but say that their warranty expires after a year. Garbage product with a company that refuses to stand behind it and service to match." I have a Panasonic Plasma that I've had for four years and am very satisfied with.
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We bought a Vizio first and it seemed the picture was dark so we purchased this TV - turns out LCD is going to be darker then regular TV's I guess. It took a few times to set up because it wouldn't go through the channels. The menu letters/numbers are small as commented on. The sound had to be over 50 to hear so I think we got a defective model. Comparing this with the Vizio we ended up keeping the Vizio. Between sound, picture, menu, overall design of set the Vizio seemed a little better.
