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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Should I Buy Samsung UN55C7000 3D LED TV Series?

Samsung is a leading manufacturer in 3D TV and LED TV. New series of 7000 and 8000 3D ready LED TV is released by Samsung in year 2010. The TV is a bit pricey so should I buy Samsung UN55C7000 3D LED TV? Here we will review with you.

HD Picture Quality: Noting will be subdued about this new series of 3D LED TV, from its ultra thin outlooks to the super saturated colors. Black color is deep and rich. We found that some dark shadow detail had been lost and certain color notes are forgotten. Nevertheless, the many colorful picture will relish.

Contrast on Black Level: Both dark and light colors display are deeply saturated, the contrast effect is excellent. The black colors are inky and occasionally missed the details in dark shadow. White light becomes too bright for some instant. The effect of screen contrast looks to be intensified than the average calibration of ANSI checkerboard pattern contrast. We believe it should be the results of the saturated colors and LED backlighting effect.

Color Rendition and Accuracy: A selling point and strength is its color saturation. Colors are ultra vibrant. The features are what the mass consumers favor on these days. Occasionally we found there are scenes of over saturation within blacks.

Dark Shadow Display: Because of the super saturated blacks, shadow detail may lose in some scenes but overall it is very good.

Off Axis Viewing: The effect of contrast degrades at about 45 degrees off axis. It is considered to be an improvement as compared to the model in last year. The performance is considered to be average for an LED backlit LCD. When estimate with the eyeball, the drop in contrast is approximate 15%, absolutely speaking it is impossible to measure accurately. A strength is that we do not find drop of contrast if the viewing angle is widened, over 45 degrees the initial. The screen of this Samsung 3D LED TV keeps perfectly viewable, if even we watch the scene from side angles.

Motion Lag: The UN55C7000 perform very well in eliminating motion lag, contributed by the 240Hz feature. Nevertheless, we found by turning off the Automotion Plus function, it will introduce some little side to side lag to the screen motion. Therefore, we recommend to turn on this feature when watch film based DVDs and movies.

3D Compatibility: The TV demonstrates a very strong and new 3D feature that many early adaptors are lacking. Manufacturer Samsung obviously imposed a premium price on this strength. What will be the effective resolution of HD content from this 240Hz TV? We anticipate something around 800 lines of resolution, and the performance is great.

Inputs: With such thin screen, amazingly there are 4 HDMI slots fitted by Samsung. Other inputs include a PC slot, a LAN Cat 5 slot for connection to Internet, a component video input and 2 USB ports.

Aesthetic Review: The Samsung UN55C7000 comes with an approximate 20 degree swivel table top stand. The table stand is heavy and shows expensive quality contributed by its chrome metallic finish. The new four legs stand design is elegant. It is accompanied with screws for extra security. The ultra thin 1.2 inch screen depth is accompanied by an improved 1 inch bezel frame surrounding the TV screen.This is another improvement as compared with the pervious model.

Our conclusion is that the overall performance of this new 3D LED TV series is great and worth to consider in comparison of similar class Sony and Panasonic 3D LED TV which cost even higher. Kindly visit the following link for latest news about 3D TV and review of Samsung 3D TV. From the site, you can also find coupons for buying discounted 3D TV and LED TV.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Samsung UN55C7000 55-Inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED HDTV (Black)

Samsung UN55C7000 55-Inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED HDTV (Black) Review



I spent a lot of time reading on-line reviews of this TV and its little brother the 46 inch model before going to a store. I was mostly interested in the downloadable apps and the picture quality. 3D wasn't a primary concern.
I was very concerned as to how glare would affect the picture as I have a south-facing wall of glass behind the viewer that is a real issue in the winter when the sun is low and we are watching football. I had a second generation plasma that was 8 years old and the glare could be enough to force us to TIVO the games and watch them at night.

Well, we bought the 55 inch model and wow, what a picture. It is significantly better than the plasma that we had before. Individual blades of grass stand out perfectly. When the screen is black, the set is a mirror and the glare is significant, but once a non-black picture comes on, the set is capable of reducing the glare to only a very minor issue. This was really beyond what we had hoped for.

We were pleased to find out that the set automatically detected DVDs in our SONY player and switched to the DVD source when one starts to play. My wife is more than a bit technophobic, so less remote fiddling is good.

The apps/widgets are very nice. You get both the Samsung apps and Yahoo apps, so there is quite a variety.

But, and I do mean a big BUT, these are not the coolest thing on the set. Samsung has included a full implementation of DLNA, I think for the first time this year. What is DLNA and what does it matter? It is a fancy set of intials (Digital Living Network Alliance, if it matters) that are a standard for devices accesing data on other computers.
In my house I have a network device that I store videos and music on for the house. I had a dedicated Media Center computer next to my TV to play movies from this and the TV was essentially a display for the computer. Now, the TV gets the files all by itself and the computer is no longer necessary. Essentially, the TV can show a movie on another computer by itself.
Other sets have been able to have PCs play the movie on them using an early version of DLNA, but now you can use your remote to play movies without messing with the computer. This may sound techy, but it is really nice and my wife loves it. Home movies and stored DVDs can be pulled up with just a couple clicks of the remote.

The DLNA was easy to set up. You can download and run a program from Samsung on a Windows machine or run any other DLNA server program on your mac, LINUX or whatever computer. Then you go to the TV and it automatically finds the computer(s) and shows the files. I have a Netgear NAS and it had its own DLNA program that worked first try.

All in all, this is as good of a TV as I could have hoped for.



Samsung UN55C7000 55-Inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED HDTV (Black) Feature


  • Mega Dynamic Contrast
  • 4 HDMI (ver 1.4), HDMI-CEC
  • Component & PC input
  • 2 ConnectShare Movie
  • BD Wise



Samsung UN55C7000 55-Inch 1080p 240 Hz 3D LED HDTV (Black) Overview


Samsung LED HDTVs combine breakthrough picture quality and advanced connectivity options that will keep you entertained 24/7. This UN55C7000 LED HDTV also makes it easy to be green, and will save you some green, by being ENERGY STAR compliant.


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