Samsung LNT5265F 52-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
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Prepare for the clearest, brightest LCD picture with Samsung's LN-T5265F. Full 1080p resolution from the LN-T5265F has color-saturated picture boasted by a 15000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, displaying rich blacks and capturing subtle nuances. A fast 8ms response time ensures smooth, lifelike motion. SRS TruSurround XT Sound from hidden side speakers is enhanced by the premium audio sound of 2.2 channel dome speakers. Enjoy connectivity with all your other digital devices with 3 HDMI ports and a full complement of inputs. High-resolution pixel density with built-in image scaler handles inputs from a variety of digital and analog sources. 178 degrees viewing angle improves viewing angle, contrast, and brightness to provide an even better picture. With HDMI-CEC conncetion peripheral devices such as DVD player can be controlled by TV remote control. Built-in digital tuner (ATSC/Clear QAM) Fast 8ms response time V-Chip System Picture-in-Picture Super clear panel Watts per channel - 10W x 2 SRS TruSurround XT Sound Hidden side speakers Sound leveler Premium Audio with dedicated low-range speakers Hidden side built-in speakers with 10 Watts x 2 Audio Power HDMI-CEC allows you to control any HDMI peripheral on the HDMI network connected to the TV Ports - 3 HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface version 1.3 (2 rear/1 side), 2 Component video inputs, 2 S-video inputs (1 side/1 rear), Side and Rear A/V inputs, PC input, USB 2.0, RF antenna inputs and Swivel stand Dimensions - 52.0 x 31.0 x 4.4 inch without stand / 52.2 x 33.6 x 12.6 inches with stand Weight - 74.7 pounds with stand / 63.1 pounds without stand Samsung 1 Year Parts and Labor Warranty backed by toll-free support
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Technical Details
- 1080P (Full HD)- 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio
- Super Clear Panel
- (3) HDMI, (2) Component Inputs
- Swivel Stand
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By Daniel Young
I bought this item and everything seemed perfect. About three months later there was a circle of dead pixels in the top right corner (about the size of a dime) and every day a few more died. After a month I had a line three feet long of dead pixels. Contacted Samsung and one month later a repairman replaced the entire screen. ($1400 bill paid by Samsung due to warranty, it was a little over $2000 when I bought it)
I received a notice saying my warranty was going to expire and it would be somewhere around $500 for three more years. I thought what are the odds of two problems like that, most electronics last 4-6yrs without problems.
One week after the warranty expired when I turned on the TV there were purple pixels scattered throughout the screen. Turn off the TV and turn it on to fix the problem. About a week later when turning on the TV it would turn itself off, then on, then off, and on, for about five minutes.
The off/on cycle has gotten worse over the past few months so I searched for a fix and found that it's a common problem, typically after the warranty expires.
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By Richard J. Mueller (Asheville NC)
I have now owned a Samsung 5265 LCD for 13 months. It has worked for 11 (actually this is the second TV after they replaced the first one with a refurb). The last repair was completed today after 33 days and 8 calls to Samsung. I now know that if you complain enough, you get to talk to the Executive Unit in NJ where Debbie, Jimmie, Shannon and Kathryn work. I have talked to each of them, but never could they tell me who in charge I could talk to) They have assured me that they have documented my complaints. Wink, Wink. This should have been an easy replacement of a power board, but the anti-customer friendly processes of Samsung led me to a month of sheer distraction. It was one bad experieince after another, hours of hanging on hold, being hung up on, being placated and being ignored. The repairman even contiunally bad mouthed Samsung saying most of the broken TVs he saw were theirs. Before he left he assured me he would be back to replace the power board again...but next time without a warranty. Its a real shame because the picture on the TV is great but it is not worth the hassle of dealing with the repair processes. I would warn everyone against Samsung.
By Greg Miller
I had a Samsung HP-P4271 1024 x 768 res. I bought only 5 years ago. I couldn't believe that this refurb was miles ahead of my old HP-P4250 what ever that is. First I paid $2200 for 42" of 1024x768 and 3000-1 contrast res max. With only one DVI-D input no HDMI. When I got my new HD sat receiver updated in Sept and the guy couldn't hook it up to my TV cause it had old DVI-D input So that's when I knew I needed a newer TV already. You can get the Yamaha new RX-V1900 7.1 surround @ 140W per chan w 4 HDMI inputs. You should put everything through that first. Blue ray, xbox, PS3, and computer. I'm HDMI crazy. They got to get rid of everything else and just leave HDMI.
So anyway I paid $1250 refurb at Compusa and $80 shipping freight. The Yamaha V1900 is around $1200 still cause its so new. But the V1800 got the same 4 HDMI inputs for around $800 online Then your set for COD4.
By xExacliberX
Got this TV about a year ago and I will never go back to any other brand.
By J. Dowell (Oklahoma)
This TV is wonderful. Great picture. The only thing I do not like is that you can't PIP from one cable box. You have to feed it UHF as your second source to be able to watch 2 HD football games (assuming one of your games is being broadcast). And I have not figured out how to switch the audio back and forth from the PIP. Not sure you can.
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