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Samsung UN55B7100
$3,699.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:Initial setup/picture calibration process is fairly easy to complete - experienced users report attaining optimal picture quality within less than 2 hours. Low energy consumption provides multiple benefits - unit is very eco-friendly and rarely (if ever) becomes noticeably overheated. 120Hz Motion-smoothing technology maximizes live sports and action movie content - advanced "Jitter" and "Blur" controls enable full customization.
The Cons:Built-in 10-watt stereo speakers are disappointingly poor - stock audio outputting is harsh, tinny and severely lacks low-end frequency range. General on-screen menu navigation is cumbersome and needlessly over-complicated - switching input sources requires a number of separate software prompts that are sure to cause frustration over time. Manufacturer-sanction input limitations are strange and ultimately disappointing - users are forced to use specific jacks for gaming consoles, disc players and the like.
The LED 7 Series is Samsung's line of high-end LCD HDTVs introduced in 2009 that use an LED edge-lighting solution and feature a native resolution of 1080p and Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technology.
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For more information refer to the full LED 7 Series report. The difference between this model and the UN55B7000 is the Touch of Color; this model is grey while the B7000 is red.
Specifications
- native resolution of 1080p
- Auto Motion Plus 120Hz
- LED Edge-lighting
- "Eco-friendly"
- Energy Star 3.0 compliant
- Consumes 40% less power than standard LCD backlighting technologies
- mercury free
- lead free
- 1.1" thick cabinet
- Inputs: 4xHDMI, USB, Ethernet
- Internet@TV service
- USB Media format support
- video: 3GPP, MKV, WMV9 and DivX
- audio: MP3
- photo: jpeg
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Pros & Cons
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Initial setup/picture calibration process is fairly easy to complete - experienced users report attaining optimal picture quality within less than 2 hours
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Low energy consumption provides multiple benefits - unit is very eco-friendly and rarely (if ever) becomes noticeably overheated
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120Hz Motion-smoothing technology maximizes live sports and action movie content - advanced "Jitter" and "Blur" controls enable full customization
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Phenomenal overall picture quality - high contrast ratio provides deep black levels and bright, vivid color contrast with considerable distinction between similar hues
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Built-in 10-watt stereo speakers are disappointingly poor - stock audio outputting is harsh, tinny and severely lacks low-end frequency range
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General on-screen menu navigation is cumbersome and needlessly over-complicated - switching input sources requires a number of separate software prompts that are sure to cause frustration over time
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1
Manufacturer-sanction input limitations are strange and ultimately disappointing - users are forced to use specific jacks for gaming consoles, disc players and the like
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Integrated "Media Center" feature lacks many modern-day standards - YouTube viewing, Bluetooth connectivity and dedicated internet browsing are not available
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