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42 Reviews
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This 46-inch LED TV comes with a premium price tag, but it's by no means at the top of Samsung's product range. Just wait for the 8000 and 9000 series TVs that will be along later this year. The company's repositioning from budget box-shifter to premiu...
Abstract: A 46-inch LED HDTV with a 1,920 by 1,080 resolution, the Samsung UN46C7000 ($3,499.99 list) offers 3D video and Smart TV web apps like Netflix and Pandora. The TV also comes with wireless DLNA device syncing through AllShare, video playback from USB de...
Abstract: At $1950 at local retailers, the UN40C7000 is an attractive but pricey options for this size of display. I'm actually a little surprised Samsung produced a 40" LCD with 3D ready features and in the super thin LED back lit category. All of tho...
Very smooth panning, Thin and attractive appliance,
Remote is hard to navigate, Colors are oversaturated and bleed into each other,
The Samsung C7000 series is sexy, super-slim, full-featured, and delivers generally good picture quality, but over-saturation, moving buildings, and a poor range of side viewing angles are flaws. ...
The Samsung UN40C7000's rich display of 2D content makes me forgive its occasional hot spot hiccups that are still too prevalent in edge-lit LED displays. And its 3D performance is not the in-your-face experience that you might desire. But this Samsung...
Samsung’s UN46C7000 is representative of current 3D LCD TV technology, using edge LED backlighting, auto dimming, and a super-thin design.In terms of 2D performance, it is a strong performer despite those issues relating to gamma perform...
Samsung's UN55C7000 3DTV is the type of technology you'll fall in love with a first sight, but it may leave you feeling a few regrets the morning after. Being able to watch HD movies in 3D is the big selling point here, and the first time you view it ...
