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whitelcdtv — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 04:52:18 +0000

I purchased this TV in June 2009, and it is probably one of the better purchases I have made in a long time. I did a ton of research when looking to purchase a TV, and in all of my research, this had the best picture quality I have seen. The price on this model is not the cheapest, but I have noticed that with HDTV’s, you get what you pay for. I didn’t mind sinking in some additional money when I saw how fantastic the picture quality was.

The presets on the TV aren’t necessarily the best..do a little research on the Internet (type in TC-P46G10 in the search engine of your choice) to learn the settings to get the best picture quality. Once you have these presets done, this TV is amazing!

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US $1,175.00
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US $1,050.00
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US $1,199.00
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US $1,279.00
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Panasonic 46" Plasma TC-P46S2 TCP46S2 2010 Model
US $1,175.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 8:38:14 PST

Panasonic 42" Plasma TC-P42S2 replaces TCP42S1 TCP42S2
US $1,050.00
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Panasonic TCP46G15 TC-P46G15 46" 1080p Plasma HDTV NEW
US $1,199.00
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US $1,279.00
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US $1,169.74
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whitelcdtv — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:56:52 +0000

Got this with free shipping and boy what a great product for the price. I would recommend this stand to anyone who likes the modern, contemporary look. It only took an hour to put together and looks better then the picture. I have shopped around for TV stands and you can not beat the price on this metal and glass stand. Trust me, this will hold your components, Plasma Tv and make your Entertainment area look classy.

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
US $1,199.00
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Samsung 23" LCD HDTV 1080p Flat-Panel HDMI PC Monitor!
US $189.50 (18 Bids)
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SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
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SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

Samsung 23" LCD HDTV 1080p Flat-Panel HDMI PC Monitor!
US $189.50 (18 Bids)
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:13:30 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

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US $76.00 (9 Bids)
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whitelcdtv — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:56:51 +0000

I was skeptical overall about buying a plasma TV versus a LCD TV because all I ever heard from people was 120hz this and 240hz that and yes while those tv’s look great the Panasonic TC-P50S1 performs just as good if not better.The first thing you notice is the Anti-glare screen is amazing!Coming from a 1080 projection TV,I am used to closing all of the blinds in the living room during the daytime in order to watch TV because of the glare.Those days are gone!The vampires have moved out and let there be light.The TV performs like a champ in highly lit rooms with virtually no glare.As for the 1080p performance of this TV,its stunning!I have my PS3 connected via HDMI and the blu ray movies look almost 3-D..For the money I am extremely pleased and this will be my main TV for many many years to come…

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US $3,099.99
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Panasonic 42" Plasma TC-P42S2 replaces TCP42S1 TCP42S2
US $1,050.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 8:48:27 PST

Panasonic TH-50PH11UK 50 in. TV
US $1,279.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 9:58:03 PST

Brand New 50 PANASONIC Flat Panel HDTV Television PDP
US $1,169.74
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US $3,099.99
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Panasonic 42" Plasma TC-P42S2 replaces TCP42S1 TCP42S2
US $1,050.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 8:48:27 PST

Panasonic TH-50PH11UK 50 in. TV
US $1,279.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 9:58:03 PST

Brand New 50 PANASONIC Flat Panel HDTV Television PDP
US $1,169.74
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US $1,200.95
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whitelcdtv — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 05:05:36 +0000

This mount is 1/2 the cost of one from Best Buy and it is exactly the same! Highly recommended.

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US $220.00
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PIONEER ELITE 50" KURO PRO-101FD FLAT-PANEL PLASMA TV
US $3,099.99
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Panasonic 46" Plasma TC-P46S2 TCP46S2 2010 Model
US $1,175.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 8:38:14 PST

Panasonic 42" Plasma TC-P42S2 replaces TCP42S1 TCP42S2
US $1,050.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 8:48:27 PST

32' polaroid
US $220.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 7:17:36 PST

PIONEER ELITE 50" KURO PRO-101FD FLAT-PANEL PLASMA TV
US $3,099.99
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Panasonic 46" Plasma TC-P46S2 TCP46S2 2010 Model
US $1,175.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 8:38:14 PST

Panasonic 42" Plasma TC-P42S2 replaces TCP42S1 TCP42S2
US $1,050.00
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whitelcdtv — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:05:47 +0000

Ok, to start off, I’d like to point you guys to 2 links:

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These two will definitely help with questions and general information that a new purchaser will want to know. As technology expands, consumers need to know more and more about the technology they’re purchasing. Can’t rely on the Geek Squad or sales people to steer you right. Monster HDMI Cables Anyone? For the record, in HDMI, it’s a digital signal. It’s either there or it’s not. You can get cables from Amazon or monoprice (see top of AVS Forum) for $3 that will do just the same job as Monster and leave you feeling good.

I’ve seen a lot of reviews that cover picture quality and features ect. but nothing that really covers gaming on a 360. I use my tv for 90% gaming and 10% Tv and Blu-ray. Onto the Gaming.

Input Lag:
This probably the biggest concern most often vocalized by gamers and the biggest overall concern TV manufacturers have when trying to reach the ever-growing gaming audience. Input lag is defined as the time it takes for an input given on a controller/device to be registered on the tv. In other words, input lag is how fast after you press the melee button that you actually see your character melee on your screen. This TV has some of this, but there are work around for it. It’s actually important to know where this input lag comes from and what steps one can take for this tv.

Consumers want the best picture quality, with the greatest clarity, sharpness, brightness, definition, and smoothness possible. People want to turn on their tv and be shocked off their chairs at how beautiful the coral reef is and how fast Sidney Crosby actually is at Hockey. In order to provide this, tv manufacturers have added crap loads of processing and enhancements to the tv. By doing this, they have been able to create almost life-like images and please the ever-quality hungry consumers. Is this good news or bad news for gamers? IT’S BAD NEWS!!!!

All of this added processing and enhancements hurt the gamer because this is extra “work” that needs to be done BEFORE the picture is displayed on the screen; and that “work” takes time - therein lies the Catch 22. Here’s the breakdown: When viewing Blu-ray or watching tv, the tv is only concerned with displaying the picture. The tv plays by it’s own rules and does not have to operate in real time. Hypothetically, say you start playing a movie at time 0 by pressing the play button. The movie starts displaying at time 2 seconds and goes on without a hitch. In that 2 seconds the tv does its processing/enhancements/conversions and the viewer feels like he’s watching the tv in real time; but actually he’s 2 seconds behind - but it doesn’t matter. In GAMING, the inputs are constantly changing and split second decisions are necessary for the win. For each button press on the controller, the processing starts all over since it’s technically a new feed and the ensuing image must be processed. Add these button presses and the following processing and you get lag.

CRTs (Cathode Ray Tubes - the old school tvs) did not have this problem since there wasn’t any processing to be done. They simply displayed what was sent. I had a 32in RCA that I played on before I got the B750. This is what I’ll use to make my comparisons.

2ms Response Time:
A very common misconception is that the the response time of 2ms takes care of this lag issue. This is simply not the case as response time is the time that it takes a crystal to go from black to white to black again. This does not aid lag at all but does aid in fast moving sports. I’ll mention it here, but many people like Plasma tvs since they seem to have less input lag than LCDs. However, the Image Retention (IR) and threats of Burn In cause people to shy away from plasmas. How’d you like to have the outline of a HUD or status bar still be visible when you’re watching tv?

Out of the Box Lag:
Right out of the box, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was completely unplayable. To illustrate, I would move to look and there would be a noticeable 1/2 second delay - Really sucks when you’re trying to scope someone. Each move was accompanied by this delay.

Lag Fixes - Game Mode:
This is Samsung’s solution to the processing problems associated with their LCDs. What it does is pretty much disables a lot of the internal processing as well as disabling some user settings that affect this processing. What’s compromised (to my naked eye) is color vibrancy, motion control, and edge enhancements. Game Mode really does help the lag. I’ve noticed a definite improvement in zoomed in scoping adjustments. The only thing that I had to do is adjust the sensitivity in the game itself. Coming from a CRT with no lag, I can tell a difference (Very SLIGHT) between the CRT and the B750. I did however play several games and did very well, but noticed that something was “off”. I found that game mode was not enabled - it was my sensitivity to lag that alerted me.

Lag Fixes - PC Rename
Another, quite popular fix is to rename DVI/HDMI1 as PC. What people realized is that due to the VGA cable capabilities and nature of internet content, the processing had to be taken down some and other enhancements made because viewing text on the tv was hard and cumbersome. This fix is a “middle of the road” correction since it does not affect the true heart and cause of input lag. It does tend to keep color vitality though. When I tried this fix, I found that it was better than having Game Mode Off, but not better than Game Mode On from an Input Lag standpoint.

Lag Fixes - Enhancements Off
In another attempt, I turned off the AMP (Auto Motion Plus), Dynamic Contrast, Edge Enhancements, and all other non-essential PQ (Picture Quality) adjustments. It was worse than PC rename but better than no adjustments. Picture quality was fine, but I’m not to care how much detail there is, just so that I can play to win.

Lag Fixes - My Set-up and Component VS HDMI
What I settled on was using HDMI from my Elite, turning off Enhancements, and putting Game Mode On. This seems to be the best for me and gives the greatest response. I did use component cables for a little bit. The reason being is that with component, the signal tends to send an over saturation of colors (Colors are really deep). This tended to fix the sub-prime PQ and restored some color vibrancy. I did end up replacing this with HDMI since I started to notice a bit of Lag. I’ve also read that HDMI tends to be faster than component. From reading the forums above, most people who have timed their system using Rock Band or Guitar Hero have reported input lag of around 30 to 35 milliseconds (some rare cases .65 milliseconds). That equates to .03 to .035 seconds. Not bad, but still not great - most people will not notice it.

Other Comments and Reviews:

The customer images of Megan Fox from Transformers 2 and the football game with Tom Brady are from my tv. Great Picture Quality and detail.

Menus -
Decently fast and animated. Takes a bit to get used to but you’ll soon be whipping around the selections. One nice feature is that when you’re making an adjustment, there’s some text that shows up and explains/defines what you’re adjusting - quite helpful.

Energy Saver -
Nothing ticks me off more than people saying something is “green” or “eco-friendly” and therefore a great buy. I have no qualms about being smart with the environment and being responsible with what I’m given - China’s Industry regulations anyone? I do have a problem with compromising quality on the basis that it’s better and greener and a must use. Case and Point - those energy saver light bulbs with the cylindrical curves. Samsung jumped on board the “green” wagon, misguided though it is, and came up with CE Dimming to earn the energy saver seal. In it’s simplest form, CE Dimming darkens the screen when the screen is dark and darkens the screen when there’s bright light on the screen. This is rather annoying especially since it’s not timed right and you can notice it get darker. To turn it off:

Turn the power off. On the remote, press Mute followed by 1, 8, 2, Power in sequence. The TV will turn on and you should now see the service menu. Down arrow to Advanced. Press 0000. Then down arrow (not right arrow!) until you get to CE Dimming. Hit Enter. Down arrow to Standard or Movie and right arrow to switch it off. Hit Power to exit the service menu.

YOUR SETTINGS WILL BE RESET REGARDLESS IF YOU CHANGE ANYTHING IN THE SERVICE MENU OR NOT!

DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING ELSE IN THE SERVICE MENU UNLESS YOU ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING. YOU’LL BRICK YOUR TV!

Widgets:
Pretty much these suck! Slow load times on multiple levels. Some say that firmware updates have fixed the load times; but others say that the FW updates have actually messed with their settings. Since Samsung does not post what the FW updates actually fix, it’s impossible to know what you’re actually updating. I wouldn’t update unless you had to.

Remote Control Infrared:
The remote is a bit picky about where it’s being pointed. It has to be pointed at the right bottom by the red light in order to be recognized. It’s a bit of a problem if you’re not used to it. The other thing is that if you have a Samsung Blu-ray player, you’ll probably get interference like I did between the two of them.

Movie Mode, Standard, Dynamic Modes:
Most people use Movie Mode for their mode of choice. I found that movie mode is a bit too dark (could be my set). Dynamic mode is what Best Buy uses to show how bright the set can be. It tends to be too vibrant and will no doubt shorten your backlight. I use Standard for my viewing. It’s a good middle ground if you will and I feel that it provides a more natural feel than the other two. I am going to try some more settings in Movie Mode and see what I get - to be posted later.

Closing:
As I said in the beginning, Most people have already done a pretty good job of reviewing this. I just didn’t find anything about gaming. Most of what I’ve written can also be applied to PS3 since from the forums that I’ve read, they seem to be similar. I do Play on Xbox Live a lot as well as in-game. Hope this helps people. At the time of writing this, I just watched the Steelers play the Ravens on NBC through the air. It was amazing.

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SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
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Samsung 23" LCD HDTV 1080p Flat-Panel HDMI PC Monitor!
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US $1,199.00
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Samsung 23" LCD HDTV 1080p Flat-Panel HDMI PC Monitor!
US $189.50 (18 Bids)
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whitelcdtv — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 22:11:22 +0000

I was debating to get this model with NetCast, or model 50PS60 without NetCast. 50PS60 has a lot of strong reviews for its value and I was set on it over other brands. Because I have two kids that always wanted to watch some kids videos on YouTube, I figure I’ll get this higher end model and try out the NetCast feature.

I won’t review the stuff that is pretty much the same as 50PS60. Let just say I’m happy with the picture and the look. Sound is better than most similar flat panels. I do like the speakers hidden but still end it up getting a Bose Cinemate for my small entertainment room.

Because built-in access to YouTube is what I was looking forward to primarily, I tried that first. Typing in search phrase via on-screen keyboard is slow and as inconvenient as with PS3, Wii, XBox, et. al. without a keyboard. But you can sign-in to your YouTube account, and it will allow you to choose from your favorites. That’s better as I can pre-add the videos that my boys want to watch repeatedly. Unfortunately, it doesn’t support playlist yet so I can’t have too many videos in my favorites or scrolling will be equally painful to typing. Others such as playing popular videos were not interested to me. Streaming is reasonable with my DSL. Most of time there is initial delay after playing for few seconds but never after. On few bad nights where probably my DSL isn’t as fast the videos would repeatedly halt while loading/buffering.

Netflix is great option as well, as you can sign-up on the web. I haven’t view my first movie yet, but it appears I have to select few movies from the web and put them in “instant queue” so that the TV can pickup and play. Streamable titles on Netflix website seemed to be very limited to some OLD movies!! Didn’t see any new ones … Certainly great for watching some TV series such as Heros or Boston Legal…

There is another instant HD movie streaming service call Vudu. You can either rent or own movies. Menu choices are all in HD, but rental/purchase both have different prices for SD or HD versions. Very nice user interface on screen menu choices, as oppose to Netflix that have pretty much none.

Yahoo Widget has customizable weather forecast by location, finance, news, video, and flickr if you use for pictures. Not much third party widgets yet. There is Twitter that is note worthy. If you are die hard Yahoo user and wouldn’t mind see the snippets on a bar on the bottom of your TV screen, then it can be of real value to you.

As for playing personal media, you can play from USB storage device or over the network via shared folder on Windows. I hook up an external USB hard drive full of videos, music, and pictures. The TV can play them and combine music and picture. It certainly can play more video formats than PlayStation 3… Also it will let you navigate folders, which is much better than PS3 that can’t go two levels deep. It’s network supports Common Internet File System so you can share folders. But it won’t recognize media servers that PS3 use including TVersity, etc.

All in all, NetCast is nice feature if you don’t have more room for another media player (like Roku), a BD player with Netflix, game consoles, or computer hooked up. If you have room, then it may be worthwhile to buy the 50PS60 and spend the $300 - $350 on a PS3 or XBox or $100 on a Roku player. For me, it’s worth it if the price difference for this feature is only $100 extra, unless you have kids that hog your computer all the time for YouTubing…

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US $400.00 (1 Bid)
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 7:49:49 PST

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US $1,200.95
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whitelcdtv — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 05:08:01 +0000

The installation was pretty simple. The mount fit my 50″ Panasonic perfectly. I was able to complete the entire installation without a second person. The built in level was also helpful. There were several choices of hardware included to fit different tvs and mounting locations. All in all, a great mount for the money.

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

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US $104.02 (14 Bids)
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SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

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US $104.02 (14 Bids)
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Unbiased Review for flat panel television

whitelcdtv — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:06:04 +0000

This is basically a swivel mount bolted onto the to the VideoSecu wall mount bracket. Not an elegant design. Chinese/English instructions take a while to figure out, and once it’s up the swivel arm is very stiff an difficult to maneuver. The brackets bolted to the back of the TV aren’t secured to the hanging bracket, so it slides to the left and right freely. But paying $79 for a $399 wall mount, I can live with it!

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

Samsung 23" LCD HDTV 1080p Flat-Panel HDMI PC Monitor!
US $189.50 (18 Bids)
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:13:30 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

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US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

Samsung 23" LCD HDTV 1080p Flat-Panel HDMI PC Monitor!
US $189.50 (18 Bids)
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:13:30 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

Dynex DX-LCD19-09 19in 720p WS Flat Panel LCD HDTV
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whitelcdtv — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:52:46 +0000

Purchased this TV in March 2009. Worked fine until September. 6 months.
Now, randomly, a grey / blank overlay screen is popping up and could stay there for hours.
Power off/on does not remove the blank screen.
Happens for any source (TV/DVD/etc).
I have seen this defect with other customers on the web.

So based on my experience i would NOT recommend this TV set to anyone.

I will post back to tell about Samsung customer service (if good or not).

UPDATE: After almost 3 weeks, still no news from Samsung customer service. I left 3 voice mails to their Houston representative (Complete Electronics Specialist, phone 281-477-3507) and these guys never answer their phone neither return voice mails.
In the meantime my issue is getting worse: the blank.grey screen is now always there. So I will not purchase a Samsung TV again and do not recommend this TV to anyone.

2ND UPDATE: Technician finally came. Replaced 2 boards. Said “common issue for Samsung”. Now it’s working OK.

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US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN-T4681F) 1080p-LED BACKLIGHTING
US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

Dynex DX-LDVD19-10A 19in LCD HDTV/DVD Combo
US $104.02 (14 Bids)
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:16:25 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LCD hdTV (LN46A750) 1080p
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:09:19 PST

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US $1,199.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:12:52 PST

SYNTAX OLEVIA 65" LCD HDTV (265T FHD) 1080p FULL HD
US $2,799.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:15:21 PST

Dynex DX-LDVD19-10A 19in LCD HDTV/DVD Combo
US $104.02 (14 Bids)
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:16:25 PST

SAMSUNG 46" LED hdTV (UN-46B6000) 1080p TOUCH of COLOR
US $1,299.00
End Date: Thursday Mar-11-2010 6:18:15 PST

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whitelcdtv — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 03:18:00 +0000

It’s a cheap product. While you will be impressed with the picture quality (sound is AWFUL), be warned that you will only enjoy it for a short time. Product reliability is well below average.

Do yourself a favor and invest in a little better quality now and save yourself the headache of replacing this unit after the 18 months it will last. Extended warranties/service plans DO NOT make owning this worth the hassle.

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