I bought Samsung LN46B630 on July 2, 2009 and was delivered within days. The quality of TV has exceeded my expectations, especially the HD quality and the features, functions, appearance and behavior. The warning is that after 3 weeks, which is not the owner of this TV suddenly 3 of 4 HDMI inputs working (the "No Signal" message appears when a device is connected) – I called Amazon and Samsung, which in a meeting directly with a technician. Yesterday, the technician came and replaced the No entry and everything is back to normal. Samsung is a great (and not for the first time I called) is customer service – it's fast and very useful, and I think it's very important when investing money for a product. My only hope is that the problem was new. – Just set up my new TV [LN46B630] yesterday and still great. It 'was designed and is easy to go smoothly. The image is impressive, especially with Blu-Ray. It 'the same as in stores, if you – I'm impressed. I went with b630 Becu is of high quality, semi-gloss screen Samsung. It makes a big difference. Very clearly that I am back home, and although there are some thoughts on a B630, it should not be distracted. The lamp or B650 would certainly reflects the amount of light that I have. TV has excellent picture quality has been improved aesthetics and television in the living room. Since I bought the TV, I connected to the movies. TV accepts USB1, USB2, PC input e. Clarity is very good if you play on sites like Hulu, which is on television. Connect your digital camera to a camera detects and loads the images are displayed with incredible quality. Overall very haappy with the product. So far, no complaints and I am surprised by the HD channels and Blu-ray. Can not wait for kickoff.

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Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD Review

Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD - Unrivaled Plasma

If you are looking for great performance HDTV and ready to spend for it, you definitely have to take a look at the awesome Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD.

Words surely are not enough to describe the breathtaking performance of this top-notch HDTV from the most respected name in plasma TVs. It’s no wonder it’s the favorite piece of serious videophiles who know a great piece of equipment when they see one.

Design

The improvements in this HDTV are obviously in the electronics, rather than aesthetics, as this ninth generation plasma in the Kuro line basically looks much like its predecessors - simple minimalist frame with glossy finish, removable speakers and non-swiveling stand - a very clean look which is probably preferred by those who dislike being distracted from their TV viewing. Pioneer reconfigured the menu system and the remote but it seems the changes made it difficult to access some menus - such as the Picture menu which now takes about four button pushes. Along with the smaller and closely-spaced buttons, we didn’t find the changes adding value to this product.

Screen/picture clarity

The Kuro series is known for its deep blacks and the Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD surely doesn’t disappoint in this aspect. Truly exceptional blacks are rendered, making the screen come to life with deeper and richer colors. Even shadow details that are usually lost in ordinary HDTVs are observable in this TV set.

The Improved ASIC Video Processing and Scaling provides excellent video rendering and deinterlacing of different video sources. Even Blu-ray discs - often problematic in HDTVs due to the lower 24fps rate in which the discs are recorded - are scaled nicely in this TV and doesn’t present the usual jerky movements that are quite irritating. This set really delivers smooth, realistic pictures that are simply unparalleled in TV plasmas.

One of the things that can stand improvement is color accuracy - the tone is a little bit off in some cases which viewers may find distracting. Another negative thing is the limited tweaking options - something which dedicated videophiles would find annoying. Specialized controls for setting color temperature and sharpening images are almost de rigueur in this class of HDTVs, and Pioneer erred for not including these options.

Features

This Kuro is certainly packed with features, as can be expected from a high-end HDTV. One surely wouldn’t complain gripe about lack of connectivity with this HDTV, as it has four v1.3 HDMI ports, one USB port, one PC connector and an Ethernet port that can be used to link the TV to a home network. Burn-in problems are addressed by the Screen Protection system which allows you to control different features designed to prevent image burn-in. It also has SRS audio technology for sound reproduction that matches the clarity of the screen images.

For video and film enthusiasts who value the deepest black possible in HDTVs, this Kuro definitely delivers that and more, ultimately giving consumers new experiences in TV viewing. Of course, that depends if you have a lot of cash to burn in this pricey set.

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