Samsung LE-37A556P

1080P - Does the P stand for Perfect? (1302 words)
by B_O_M_B_A_ - written on 28/07/08, updated on 30/07/08 (Very useful, 1060 readings)
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I think you will find will suit you, but if not you can choose one of the preset picture settings available. The TV - The TV is a 37 inch Full HD 1080P television, there are many 1080i televisions but 1080P is the best you can get, the P stands for Progressive which mean the image is not interlaced. The 1080 part means there are 1080 vertical lines on within your image as opposed to the standard 720 that is present in most non 1080 televisions, the maximum resolution of the television is 1920 x 1080. The TV is wholly black which a frame of around 2 inches surrounding the entire television. Samsung have opted for a rectangular frame, away from there more recent ...

Samsung LE-37R87BD

SAMSUNG SUPER STYLISH TV OFFERS GOOD FUTURE PROOFING (756 words)
by monkey_daz - written on 03/06/09, updated on 04/06/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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Shades of black can sometimes look like they have a slight hint of green/purple to them but this could be the DVD player- I have no way to tell! in terms of appearance I don t think Samsung ever made a more beautiful TV- It looks fantastic even when it s off. The speaker is built into the back so is completely unobtrusive. I use the built in speaker when watching Sky on it but for movies I turn the volume down to 0 and fire up the Surround Sound System. The sound quality from this built in speaker is not very good at all for films but OK for watching the news on TV. Connectivity wise this is a beast: *2 HDMI on the back (1 says it accepts DVI but I found they all ...

Samsung LE-37R87BD

The LE37R87BDX (217 words)
by omarl - written on 05/10/09 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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still very pleased with it. Asthetically, it s very nice to look at with a black glossy finish, as is common with most Samsung televisions. It has built in freeview, and the initial set up is easy, with the TV automatically attempting to find the channels. The picture is good, though the black isn t as deep as I would like. I had thought on purchase that this television was full HD as opposed to HD ready but I ve recently tried finding information relating to this to satisify my own curiosity but can not find out. The reason for me not being sure is that there appears to be a bit of a grainy quality when watching blu-rays, although this could be the films themselves. ...