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3D LED Full HDFreeview HD built inFormat 16:9Screen size 40 (101 cm)Contrast Mega dynamic contrastResolution 1920 x1080Audio Audio Power 2 x 10 WNoise reduction Digital noise filterMono/Stereo Sound Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby PulseSpeakers Built-in speakers (x2)1 Year Manufacturers WarrantyDimensions: 579 x 957 x 27 ( H x W x D )mm
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49 of 51 people found the following review helpful
We opted for this rather than the newer C8000 because the spec didn't have anything significant to justify the extra money. The surrounding frame also looks better as it's thinner.
The image of this LED is fantastic. We got Sky HD one week before this telly arrived and the picture was miles better than my Panasonic plasma (which was pretty good).
The only thing I can think of that lets this TV down (a tiny little bit) is the arrangement of the sockets. For some reason they have placed the HDMI sockets so close to the edge that a thick or stiff cable can be seen sticking out from behind the unit. The solution to this is to buy HDMI cables with the 90 degree end. This is ok if you want to spend money on replacing the cables you already have - or know before you buy the telly.
Also, the aerial socket seems to be different to every other TV I've owned and a standard plug won't fit it. I still haven't figured out what I need.
The reason for the little problem is the thinness of the TV. It's so thin it's almost unbelievable. And because of this it's also very, very light.
I bought the telly in a bundle with two pairs of 3D glasses, a 3D Bluray DVD player, and £150 cashback (Oct 2010).
The image of this LED is fantastic. We got Sky HD one week before this telly arrived and the picture was miles better than my Panasonic plasma (which was pretty good).
The only thing I can think of that lets this TV down (a tiny little bit) is the arrangement of the sockets. For some reason they have placed the HDMI sockets so close to the edge that a thick or stiff cable can be seen sticking out from behind the unit. The solution to this is to buy HDMI cables with the 90 degree end. This is ok if you want to spend money on replacing the cables you already have - or know before you buy the telly.
Also, the aerial socket seems to be different to every other TV I've owned and a standard plug won't fit it. I still haven't figured out what I need.
The reason for the little problem is the thinness of the TV. It's so thin it's almost unbelievable. And because of this it's also very, very light.
I bought the telly in a bundle with two pairs of 3D glasses, a 3D Bluray DVD player, and £150 cashback (Oct 2010).
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
I too dithered between this and the 8-series, but couldn't work out what the difference was. I am delighted with this television. The quality of the HD picture is staggering. I find the perfect viewing distance is about 6', for me. 3D is interesting but a bit of a gimmick at the moment. Note contrary to what the description says, mine came with one set of 3D glasses. I can't comment on the sound because I route it through an AV amp. I was so impressed I ordered the Samsung Blu-ray player the next day, and that surpassed my expectation too. It's a TV of beauty too; amazingly light and thin, and is a joy to look at. It was easy to assemble the stand, then I switched it on and it set itself up. Nice remote too.
15 of 20 people found the following review helpful
The picture is fantastic and the HD is great, very easy to install and cannot rate the TV highly enough.
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