Today’s Drive-By Shooting Review victim is none other than the Samsung LN40B650 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color; and I must say – that no matter how hard we tried this TV would just not lay down and die for us. It is definitely among the strong contenders in the range of LCD monitors. The TV is superbly attractive and comes with loads of attractive features. Without wasting much time, let’s get on to the review.
Samsung review.
The price factor of this High Definition television is OK – neither costly nor inexpensive.
It’s just right, and has a host of features you would to expect to pay much more for. For instance, 4 HDMI Ports and USB and Yahoo Widget and do I need to continue? There’s plenty of stuff to talk about with this TV; however, too much to talk about here. I have tried a lot to find out features that are not available on this TV, but it is very hard. If any feature is missing then such feature is definitely not of much use. Well, a 40” inch LCD monitor that plays video, stays connected for several days, display pics from just about anything, etc. If your into the internet, you’ll really like the Yahoo Widgets. 40” LCD combined with 120Hz is equivalent to tremendous speed; this beautiful device any issue with action blur or ghosting. Any entertainment experience is perfect 1080p resolution of this LCD. Samsung is one step ahead of any other manufacturer as it’s dejudder processing and QAM tuner provide better result than other manufacturers. It offers picture in picture and that very cool ‘Red Touch of Color” feature. This is feature does not perform any outstanding task for the TV though, but it is definitely successful in providing a top notch viewing experience with the alluring red ambient light. As with most Samsung TVs the remote Is as good they get, and has every function needed by human kind.
You can try tossing the remote occasionally, as it is made up of good material you can afford to have such fun. On a more serious note, the remote is truly exceptional as it can effortlessly establish connection with any common component.
The Good – Everything, The Bad – Not Much, The Ugly – That all TVs aren’t as nice as this one.
