Samsung UN55B7000 55-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV
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Samsung ultra-slim LED TVs combine breakthrough picture quality, eco-friendly design and advanced connectivity options that will keep you entertained 24/7. It boasts Internet TV that allows you to receive content via Yahoo!, Flickr, and other online TV widgets on screen. USB 2.0 movie: multi-media center makes it easy to watch movies, browse photos and listen to music on your TV. The Samsung UN55B7000 LED HDTV also makes it easy to be green with up to 40% less power consumption than conventional LCDs.
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- Ultra-slim 55-inch LED HDTV with full HD 1080p resolution for the sharpest picture possible- LED technology enables a true-to-life range of picture brightness; uses 40 percent less energy than conventional LCD TVs
- Internet@TV online content service from Yahoo!, Flickr, YouTube via your broadband connection
- Inputs: 4 HDMI, 1 component, 2 USB, 1 Ethernet, 1 PC, 1 optical digital audio output
- Includes detachable swivel table stand; measures 51.7 x 39.2 x 12 inches (WxHxD) with stand
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By Mark Krieger (St.Charles, MO)
Picked up the UN55B7100 from Best Buy this weekend (identical to 7000 except it is Gray ToC instead of red). I love this TV. Upgraded from LNT4061F from Samsung. It is so thin its amazing the wall mount screws don't go through the screen. At less than 50lbs without the stand it is substantially lighter than any traditional 55 inch lcd or plasma. The colors are vibrant, the blacks are solid and the picture just seems to pop. I haven't done any calibration or adjustments so I'm thinking it only gets better from here. Hooked up to surround sound system so I can't say anything about the speakers. Yes, it is more expensive than many similar sized tv, but I really think it's worth it.
By Charles P. Johnson (Boston, MA)
This Television is the best on the market. Hands down. the future is here. This LED back lit tv is wonderful. Producing the deepest blacks and most vibrant colors I have ever seen.
Watching Blu Ray on this is beautiful.
PLease be aware that Samsung, like most companies care more about their picture then their sound. I have a Bose 321 GS III with an OPTICAL AUDIO CABLE (also important) along with this TV and Blu Ray makes one hell of an experience.
Do yourself a favor and buy this TV!
It's Brilliant.
By C. Retrum
Sleek, elegant, and efficient, this TV's picture quality is only rivaled by Samsung's new plasmas. If you're a gamer then go with LED TVs like this. If you're a film guru go with the plasmas.
By David A. Leon (Los Angeles California)
I took delivery on this HDTV on April 18 of 2009 so I have now owned the HDTV for approximately 4 weeks. I guess that makes me as experienced as any owner with this unit.
Pros
Amazing depth, clarity and detail of the image. The color is excellent. The black levels are amazingly deep. Reds are as red as the LaserVue. LED side-lighting means very low power consumption, and virtually no heat production. It is 1.2 inches thick, although I do not regard that as a substantial feature.
Cons
There is still motion blur, ghosting and after imaging on LCD HDTVs. The Luxia 7000 is no exception. This unit is no exception. You may be used to it if you have owned LCD for several years. You may not notice it if you don't watch sports or fast action movies.
120Hz motion smoothing works fine for broadcast sports. It does not work with Blu-Ray movies. It does wacky and bizarre things to 24fps movies. The motion looks fake or phony. The lips of the actor frequently get out of synch with the sound track.
Overall it is good HDTV. Still, I regret giving up my Samsung DLP, and I will return to DLP land as soon as my target model hits the market. DLP works better for movies.
By Pickelw (Florida)
Wow! Do you want the best picture available today. Look at the Samsung 7000 series LED TV.
I have had this for a week now and am very, very pleased with the set. I have the 7100 series from Best Buy. This is a special model only sold through Best Buy. It is the same as the 7000 except for some cute little add ons. One being the ability to scroll through a series of museum paintings. This allows you to use the set as a picture viewer/screen saver and when used with your audio system makes a nice back drop for a party or something of that sort. You can not add pictures. It also allows you to go to the internet and use Yahoo widgets and about five other widgets. There are also a couple of games built in. Will most people use these features? Probably not!
The other feature is the Touch Of Color which I really do not care for anyway. The 7000 is generally $300 cheaper than the 7100 so you chose.
The 7100 series is on sale the week of Apr 28, 2009 for $3,100. This is a $600 price drop. This is the same thing that happened to the Sony 240 hz set. In January 2009 it was $3,900 and is down to $2,800. If you want to wait, it will drop more but that is technology.
My wife usually does not say anything about the TVs we have except if she can not get the remote to turn everything on. She and my son were watching James Bond - Quantum of Solace on bluray. She told me that it was like sitting in the director's chair on the set. The quality of the bluray screen is so clear that it takes on a 3D appearance. The colors are true, the whites are white and the blacks are black. There is no bleeding or blurring of motion. The dark scenes are just as life like as the light scenes.
If I spend this much on a TV, then I will also have a good sound system so the built-in speakers are not a problem. The TV remotes are not that useful. The small round remote is useless. Again, I have the set connected to an amp, a cable box, a bluray player and an old VHS player. I use a programable remote so I do not use the Samsung remote.
The thinness of the set makes the set shrink from the viewer. I mean my old 56' cabinet was two feet deep. This set is 1 and 1/4 inches deep. It hugs the wall so well that it does not dominate the room even though it is 55". The most important part is that there is little to no heat generated by this set. It uses 40% less power than an LCD of the same size. This should help the set last longer and save power on AC and set top use as well.
When using this set to compare pictures make sure that you look at about a dozen different high definition stations. The high definition stations are not all the same! HDNet1, HDNet2, The Science Channel, and ABC in my area are tremendous with the quality in the order shown above. The worst are CBS, PBS, and TBS. There is a big difference in video and audio quality of these stations. Again, look at several stations your area may be totally different.
I had planned to purchase the Sony 240hz TV. I am so glad that I did not. The matte finish on the Sony does little to cut down glare but really, really mutes the picture. The colors and picture on the Sony are also muted by the matte finish.
The picture on the Samsung LED is like looking through a really, really clean window. In other words - awesome!
Pro: Picture quality.
Con: Price.
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