Samsung LE-40R86WD

Samsung LE-40R88BD

It s not as though we were even renting state-of-the-art technology. Our TV was a 28" widescreen CRT box, you know, the ones that weigh a ton. in fact, with CRT TVs you don t even get to see the claimed screen size. Most of these 28" models only have a visible screen area of 26"! Over the years we had various different makes as each in turn developed a fault, so I suppose we did actually get some value for money out the agreement; it was probably borderline. What made me change my mind was our acquisition of Virgin Media s V+ set top box. For years we had simply used a standard ntl/Virgin Media Pace set top box without any recording capability. ...

Samsung LE-40R73BD

only 1080i and not P it still produces a very clear and crisp picture, have attached my blu ray player and am very happy with the results. Even though this set is a over 2 years old it is still excellent in my ...

Samsung LE-40R73BD

We bought this TV about 2 years ago from curry s for around £1150 (which we slightly haggled on the price with the salesman.) Included in the price was the TV (obviously), DVD player and a very nice looking TV stand. We were very happy with our purchase and the other week I remember thinking, its still going strong, which is great. Until when we tried to turn the TV on it just kept clicking, turning on and off (without any picture coming up.) Every day we would try turning it on and every day it just clicked on and off for even longer periods of time, for 2hours one day and that was it we knew the TV was knackered. Now this is the bad point about Samsung, the fault ...