Samsung HL50A650
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User Score (12)9.7
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Expert Score (2)8.0
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- Cinema Smooth™ Light engine - SAMSUNG is the leader in creating light engines that harness DLP HDTV technology from Texas Instruments. Cinema Smooth™ Light engine creates a brilliant picture that’s more lifelike and much closer to film quality. You can rely on SAMSUNG DLP HDTVs to deliver crisp, 1080p high definition resolution with high contrast and brightness, defined edges and sharp details.
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Reviewer: howstuffworks.com / Consumer Guide27 June 2008
- Overall 8
- Value for money 10
- Features 6
- Ease of use 6
- Performance 8
If you're considering going a little bigger with your HDTV then rear projection DLP might be worth taking a look at, because the Samsung HL56A650 is a set that will turn heads--both for the picture, and the price. This set from Samsung's new 6 Series provides a lot of picture for a price that would be impossible to match with plasma or LCD. Read more
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Plasma / LCD Equivalent
Reviewer: Scott G. Ehrenberg "Engineer", PriceSpider.com27 December 2008- Overall 10
I have had the HL50A650 for one month. The picture quality is as good as any plasma or lcd hdtv that I have seen. There is no trace of bluring or loss of resolution in high movement movies such as Transformers. The Amazon price for this hdtv was competitive and much, much less than the other technologies. The picture needed very little adjustment during setup which was extremely easy. The only aspect which required some thought was getting the picture format correct for... Read more
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Just plain gorgeous
Reviewer: A Customer, Buy.com07 November 2008- Overall 10
The rating by mvlong is wrong. Straight 5's across the board. The speakers are nothing to rave about but If you are buying a tv like this and are planning on getting by on 2 10 watt speakers you're crazy. If you want the same features from an lcd you are gonna pay 2 to 3 thousand. I am a 3d animator and spend all day looking at high-res photo realistic rendered images. So trust me, based on price, performance, quality, there is no better deal out there...Except maybe the... Read more
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