samsung ln52a750 52-inch 1080p dlna lcd hdtv with red touch of color

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Enjoy pre-loaded HD content, including cooking, fitness, children's entertainment, and a photo gallery on the LN52A750 52" Full High Definition TV with 1080p Resolution. Full 1080p HD resolution and 50,000:1 dynamic-contrast ratio offer stunning image detail and vivid colors. Auto Motion Plus 120Hz and Ultra Clear Panel technology work together to offer the smoothest motion and boldest bright and dark tones. Stay connected to your home network via the DLNA networking feature. The InfoLink feature provides RSS web content from USA Today. The WiseLink USB 2.0 input and user-friendly interface gives you access to pictures and playlists from a specially designed Wheel Remote. Ultra clear panel allows you to enjoy crisp image details, natural skin tones, excellent shadow detail and vibrant colors. SRS TruSurround XT is a patented SRS technology that solves the problem of playing 5.1 multichannel content over two speakers. TruSurround delivers a compelling, virtual surround sound experience through any two-speaker playback system, including internal television speakers and headphones. It is fully compatible with all multichannel formats up to 5.1 channels. High-resolution HD-Grade 1920x1080 pixel resolution has built-in image scaler to handle inputs from a variety of digital and analog audio/video sources. Wide Color Enhancer optimizes a color's hue resulting in more natural colors. Fast 4ms response time minimizes blurring of moving video. Entertainment Mode allows customized picture settings, optimized for different content. SRS TruSurround XT Down firing speakers CATV/VHF/UFH 75-ohm, F-type Antenna Connections - 4 HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface, 2 Component video inputs (rear), 1 S-video input (side), Side and Rear composite inputs, PC input (rear), Wiselink Pro (USB 2.0), RF antenna inputs, and Headphone Dimensions - 52.0 x 33.9 x 13.3 / 52.0 x 31.7 x 4.2 without stand Weight - 66.4 pounds /

I can't say enough about this television and Amazon. The picture and colors were amazing right out of the box. I had originally bought this t.v. from one of the Big Box stores locally and was very pleased with the product, but when the (supposedly) comparable W-series model from Sony went on sale for $500 less I decided to return the Samsung for the Sony. Big Mistake! After having the Sony for less than 10 days I couldn't get over how washed out and drab the picture was. I couldn't even compare the "Vivid" setting on the Sony to the "Standard" setting on the Samsung, the difference was that significant. And don't even get me started on comparing 'standard-def' television on the 2 models. The Sony feels like I'm watching a 20-yr old set with rabbit-ears for reception.
My father had purchased the Sony because of the sale and he kept telling me that for $500 difference he was very happy with his Sony. Well, I couldn't stand it any longer remembering the beauty of the picture of the Samsung and finally decided to return the Sony to the Big Box store and (re-)purchase the Samsung through Amazon. It was within $200 of the price of the much cheaper Sony through the BB store! Still much cheaper than my original purchase of the first Samsung.
After receiving the product from Amazon and watching it for about 2 weeks I kept noticing trouble with 'ghosting' images with any moderate to fast speed movement on the screen. I called Customer Service and they were absolutely a pleasure to deal with in getting a replacement out to me after contacting Samsung direct and finding out that the unit was defective. The defective unit was picked up when the new unit was delivered, which was in a shorter time frame than the Customer Service rep had said!
Overall I can't say how hassle-free and easy it was dealing with the extremely professional and pleasant staff at Amazon. And what about my Dad and his Sony? After coming over to check out the picture quality of the Samsung, he wants to know if he can return his Sony and pay the difference to upgrade to the much better Samsung!
From now on, I will give my business to Amazon and you should too.


The picture on this tv is the best I have ever seen anywhere. I can see every leaf on every tree. It appears as though the actors are standing in my living room. I can't see the halo that so many reviewers complained about and so far the touch of color is intact.
The only problem I have with this is the lag. The response on this tv is only 4 milliseconds. From everything I have read, that is much faster than most, if not all lcd's. I have read that there is also a lag from the source. I'm not really sure which is the main offender. There is a "game" setting and it is very helpful, but it's not quite enough. I play a lot of retro games, Atari 2600 & Nintendo NES, etc. Most of these require high speed moves. I've tried most of my games on the tv and most of them are fine, but others are just not going to make it. I could not survive the first 90 seconds of Mike Tyson on Punch Out. And my score on Kaboom! was sub par. But my god the NES games look amazing. The Atari looks a little hazy, but it's 33 years old so I can forgive this.
I don't have A PS3 yet but Wikipedia says that the lag won't exist with HDMI connection. PS2 looks good and I'm sure the lag is there, but I don't feel it with any of my games.
The lag is also present with my Directv DVR. Fast forward commercials and you miss out on the bounce back when you hit play. So I have too rewind for a few seconds everytime, which quickly gets annoying. I'm not using HDMI as I'm still recieving standard definition.(waiting for the next HD DirectTivo). I'm hoping that will increase the speed and take care of that problem.
The sound quality is nothing special, but no tv sound ever is. The remote is fine, although too complicated for my universal to keep up. So now I have extra clutter on the coffee table. The stand is suitable with grips on the bottom. It looks great, doesn't weigh too much, and the inputs are adequate.
I suppose it is the closest thing to perfection that exists today. Hopefully one day a new tv will come along that can handle games from the 70's. Until then I'll make do.


The reviews on this TV are what swayed me to purchase the Samsung over a Sony. I saw a Sony in a show room and read many great reviews. I was determined to purchase a Sony. Until I started reading user reviews here.
My household revolves around the TV, we love movies and gaming is a big part of our family time.
A purchase of this size involved a whole lot of planning. I looked and waited for exactly what I wanted. Contrast ratio, screen size, and versitility were very important.
I waited for the 750 model in the 52 inch screen and am so glad I was patient. I got a great price ($900 dollars less than the local retailer), all of our gaming systems plus our DVD player all run on this set without unplugging and replugging cables. Our family room isn't large 14X20 so we worried that the set would be too big. No way, it's like having our own private theater. If you are thinking about another brand don't waste any more of your time, this TV is amazing and worth every penny.


This is an excellent TV with bright crisp picture. So far no problem (own for a month). Amazon free delivery and set up service for the TV was excellent too.


Had this tv little over a month now, bought it from a local retailer and couldn't be happier! No problems, picture is perfect, easy to mount to the wall and no glare issues at all! HIGHLY recommmend this tv to anyone looking.


Overall Impression: I love this set, best thing since sliced bread.
Pros: Great picture, still can't believe it!
Excellent feature set.
Cons: None so far.

Unfortunately I have not completed the room yet that this was purchased for, and it is now temporarily in my bedroom. The sound for a TV is very good imo, plenty of volume, but not sure I would call it surround. Ran it this way for several days before the 7.1 surround receiver arrived and speakers were hooked up in 5.1 mode. Picture quality is excellent, with excellent detail, accurate color, and brightness. I have so far played blue ray movies via a PS3 which is just like being there, and upscaled from VHS and standard DVD player (good quality, but not as well as the engine in the Onkyo TX-NR906 receiver). Over air HDTV, satellite, or the ethernet capability has not been tried due to the current setup location, I will update once this has happened. I like the look of the "Touch of Color" bezel with minimal red at the edge, and so far in the month I have had it has not cracked. Note: I looked but was unable to notice the "halo effect" in complete darness that was mentioned in a number of reviews. Overall, I am completely thrilled with the set and still grinning from ear to ear.


As I write this "review", I am flaming hot under the collar. The Samsung 750 LCD television I bought is fine and dandy. I purchased it, however, in conjunction with a GE Bank credit card offer from Amazon. In short, the pitch was that if I applied for the card and was accepted, I would have 24 months to pay off the TV with no interest.

I received my first statement on March 3rd. On March 4th, I wrote a check for $82.00 and mailed it, pursuant to the instructions on my statement.

Today, March 26th, I wrote a check for $1913.79, and paid the wretched account in full. You see, yesterday I received my second statement. It reflects that my first payment was not posted until March 15th even though, as I said, I mailed it March 4th. This second statement also reflects a Late Fee of $35.00 posted March 12th, PLUS a Finance Charge of $32.54 posted March 20th.

Did I call GE's customer service? No and I won't. It is not worth the trouble or indignity of explaining the obvious. It does strike me as ironic that our government is bailing-out financial institutions with these sort of shennanigans going on.

I cut-up my card. I expected better from Amazon.



Like everyone else buying a $$$$ TV I read a ton of reviews, and was a little nervous ordering something from Amazon that was fragile and needed to be delivered. It was easy enough -- took about a week and they called 2 days before to schedule an appointment. TV looks and works great. This is my 2nd Samsung TV and I still love them.

My two concerns were reflections in the glossy finish, and the "halo effect" in the frame. Any reflections are overpowered by the bright screen, and the halo effect is not an issue at all. I mean, it's there, but it's not distracting or anything. I would definitely buy a TV from Amazon again.


I researched many Samsung and Sony LCD HDTV models for a couple months prior to my purchase and was originally wanting the LN52A850, but was not able to justify the difference in price for the thin-ness of that model. I ended up buying the LN52A750 when it finally hit my Gold Box at $1880.00. I scheduled for a Monday delivery, but it ended up arriving three days earlier -- I was very happy about having it for the weekend, so thanks Amazon!

On the upside - It shipped with a newer firmware than was on the website, so no upgrade was needed. It has very fluid motion response and excellent picture quality, even with 120Hz Auto Motion Plus on the High setting. The Content Library is nice, and although some of the downloaded digital photos for the Gallery part did not work (some showed blank), the photos were very high quality and really show off the TV. The kids enjoyed the story and songs (though they were visually quite amateurish). Hopefully, Samsung will expand upon the Content Library. Also to note, even though the manual claims that the USB port does not support hard drives, after I formatted (Fat32) and attached a 30GB 2.5" IDE hard drive via an ATA/USB adapter, the TV was able to both power and read it without difficulty. I'm guessing the only reason they don't officially support attaching hard drives is because the results will most certainly vary among brands of drives and of drive enclosures.

On the downside - DLNA is not all that great. Using EyeConnect on a new MacBook Pro, I discovered there was some weird video skipping even when both Mac and TV were directly connected to a new Netgear ProSafe Gigabit Switch. I suspect it might be a hardware issue rather than software, because although I can't confirm, I'm guessing they might be using a 10-baseT ethernet port on the TV, which would most likely be the cause of a throughput issue. I'm not taking off for this, because I'd already expected to connect a Mac to play movies directly to the TV via HDMI cable/DVI adapter with optical audio through my sound system.

One odd thing I noticed, however, is when the TV is attached via HDMI/DVI to a Mac, even though it reports as 1920x1080i, it starts off actually displaying as at 1920x1080p (1920x1080p doesn't even show as a selectable option in the Displays Preference Pane). When switching to a lower resolution, then back to the 1920x1080i setting, it actually does change it to 1080i - the picture quality goes down and the interlace scanning makes it look like crap. The only way to get back to Full 1080p is to use the Displays Menu Recent Settings (to see this, click the Show in Menu option in the Displays Preference Pane). It is most likely a driver issue under Mac OS X Tiger and Leopard (I tried the latest of both versions on two different Macs). However, as long as I'm able to get back to the highest quality, then that is all I really care about.

All-in-all, I'm very happy with our purchase. And, out of 21 digital channels we get over the air here in Decatur, GA, about 1/3 of them are HD. My brother came over and was also blown away at the picture quality we were getting with it. With awesome HDTV over the air, who needs to pay $$$ for cable or satellite? Thanks and great job Samsung!


I researched this for a while and am EXTREMELY happy with my "Sammy" (Samsung LN52A750). The picture is AMAZING, I have it hooked up to my home theatre, and a Samsung BD-P2550 Blu Ray DVD Player (they work so well together)!

Amazon and Pilot Shipping were AWESOME! They called me and were able to deliver 2 days earlier than the promised date. The delivered it on a Saturday and were right on time and very, very polite.

The TV has awesome features.

BTW buy all your cables online!! They are SOO much cheaper!

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About Samsung LN52A750 52-Inch 1080p DLNA LCD HDTV with RED Touch of Color detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #440 in Consumer Electronics
• Color: Black
• Brand: Samsung
• Model: LN-52A750
• Dimensions: 31.70" h x 4.20" w x 52.10" l, 66.40 pounds
• Display size: 52

Features

• Full 1080p HD Resolution with 120Hz Auto Motion Plus
• Full Wrap Touch of Color Bezel, ISP Addressable w/ 1GB internal memory
• 50,000:1 contrast ratio, 4ms response time, Super Clear Panel Technology
• 4 HDMI Iputs, 2 Component Inputs, 1 PC Input, Wide Color Ehnacer, USB 2.0, HDMI-CEC
• RSS-Infolink, Wheel Key Remote, SRS Surround Sound

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