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Samsung TSL2793WFX 27" 4:3 HDTV-Ready TV

Average customer rating:

Totally happy
A Good, Reliable Place to Start -- If You Want to Start!!!
HDTV HIGHLY OVERRATED

Samsung TSL2793WFX 27" 4:3 HDTV-Ready TV

Manufacturer: Samsung
ProductGroup: CE
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Accessories:

Sylvania 6900DTE ATSC/HDTV Broadcast Set-Top Box Receiver
Monster Cable I400MKII-2M Interlink 400 MkII Advanced Bandwidth Balanced Audio Interconnect

Product Features:

27-inch DTV monitor with 1080i input capability for pristine, high-definition pictures (when used with a set-top box decoder)
DynaFlat HDTV screen with anti-distortion/anti-glare CRT
Pro Chip NTSC-to-480-progressive-scan system eliminating conventional TV scan lines in analog video signals
3D Y/C digital comb filter sharpens color colors and minimizes dot crawl
Velocity-scan modulation improves definition at picture edges

ASIN: B0000659VB

Product Description

Samsung offers a solid array of color televisions in literally every possible size and configuration. It's hard to compete with the offerings you are about to discover. Samsung delivers the highest value available. The TSL 2793HF features velocity scan modulation, invar shadow mask and 3D digital comb filter. This excellent solution boasts multi-focus electron gun, individual audio control, wide-band DTV input and universal remote control.

Customer Reviews:

Totally happy.......2002-08-26

I was ready for a new TV for my rec room and didn't want to by an analog set that would be outdated in a few years. The Samsung was by far the best deal for the money. The picture is fabuous, particuarly with DVD's. I can't wait till the price of the digital tuners comes down a bit. I'm really looking forward to using this for HDTV broadcasts!

A Good, Reliable Place to Start -- If You Want to Start!!!.......2002-06-10

Let's start by saying that I come from a family that likes to try new, likely durable changes in electronics early on. TVs are an example: first B/W 1948; color 1958; stereo 1st year available; etc. So, when this relatively inexpensive flat-screen HDTV came along, it seemed to offer a good way to sample the current state of an evolving technology without having to lay out a lot of cash for something that would rapidly become obsolete. For the sake of fairness, I'll compare it to the conventional stereo 27" RCA that it supplanted. First off, the colors are much more crisp and the outlines and perspective much better defined. This is most apparent for DVD and VCR viewing --less so with cable. You can take this as either a plus or a minus: Yes, you get better clarity, but you also have to suspend your disbelief more. The fact that backgrounds have been overdubbed and the limitations of computer-generated imagry (especially when living beings are in the same frame) become much more apparent than on good old, fuzzier, conventional TV. It is a trade-off, but something that we all can (and, likely will have to) get used to. The stereo (without adding external speakers) is clearly superior to the conventional stereo TV. The HDTV unit is a bit more bulky (wider & deeper at the back). 27" is as small as you can (& should) get with the current technology before distortion at the edges and picture size become an issue: The latter is especially apparent because the HDTV screen is more rectangular -- making everything letter-boxed (and things that have been letter-boxed are even more so). This unit has performed well for the 3 weeks that we've had it. Its operation is simple; the enclosed remote is user-friendly; the TV is compatable with current DVD & VHS players and with cable and existing universal remotes. We'll see about durability; but there's no reason to suspect that it would be predisposed to any more problems than any other TV. So the real issue is whether it's worth paying 2 to 3-fold more for HDTV than for a conventional stereo TV of equivalent size. My advice: If you use TV primarily for cable, antenna, or dish viewing, wait until the price comes down. If you're like me, and use TV primarily for VHS and DVD viewing, the increased quality of the picture makes it worth considering -- but remember, you're more likely to notice that the chase sceens etc. are trumped up!
Addendum: I's been 3 mos. now; things are working fine, and my opinion is unchanged!

HDTV HIGHLY OVERRATED.......2002-05-15

HDTV IS A RIP AND FOR 800 PLUS MY CAR HAS A BETTER TV IN IT AND FOR THE MONEY ID RATHER GO ON A CRUISE AND TELL ALL HDTV COUCH POTATOES TO GET UP AND SPEND WISELY OR BUY A DELL....

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