Samsung LN40B650 40″ LCD 1080p Full HDTV

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The Samsung LCD HDTV Today’s Review On Samsung LN40B650 40″ LCD 1080p Full HDTV . Enjoy easy, on-TV access to a host of web-based content with Medi@ 2.0. Bask in the beauty of the vivid, clear images that this full, 1080p high-definition system delivers. Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technology renders smooth, lifelike HD action. Experience true high-definition with this high-end system! Samsung 40″ Widescreen LCD 1080p Full HDTV Features: 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio – ensures a superb balance between light and dark images for ultra-smooth action Full 1080p High Definition Ultra Clear Panel – advanced LCD technology delivers natural skin tones, excellent shadow detail and vibrant colors Touch of Color (ToC) Design – accents the surrounding bezel

with a stylish red tone Wide Color Enhancer 3 – optimizes a given color’s hue resulting in realistic rendering of colors 120Hz Auto Motion Plus technology Picture-in-Picture (PIP) – enables convenient, simultaneous viewing of TV programs and video or PC content sources Built-in digital tuner – no external box needed 4 HDMI inputs – simple connection to high definition peripherals (requires HDMI cable, sold separately) PC Input – hook-up to your home computer in a snap Medi@ 2.0 – access countless hours of Internet@ TV content service, DLNA Wireless, Content Library (16B Flash Memory) and USB .20 Movie (for playing MP3, displaying JPEG/MPEG files via USB) DLNA technology – harness your entire home network through your HDTV Key Specifications: Screen Type: Ultra Clear Panel LCD Screen Size: 40″ Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 100,000:1 HD Ready: Yes Resolution (in pixels): 1920 x 1080p (full, HD pixelation) Additional Product Specifications: Refresh Rate: 4ms TV Tuner: Built-in digital, ATSC/ClearQAM Game Mode: Yes Speakers: Built-in bottom stereo speakers with integrated woofer Audio Output Per Channel: 10 watts; 20 watts total Simulated Surround Sound: SRS TruSurround HD Connections: 4 HDMI version 1

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