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Samsung UE46C8000 Review [DELETED]
HDTVTest
- Excerpt: The 3D TV market isn’t exactly packed at the moment, but unlike their current competitor, Samsung has a comparatively wide selection of 3D HDTV models on offer — although they do sit at the higher end of their product catalogue. Today, we’re reviewing the Samsung UE46C8000, which, as part of the C8000 series, is just one rung below the priciest C9000 TVs.
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Panasonic TX-P42VT30B Plasma 3D TV Review [DELETED]
HDTVTest
- Excerpt: We’ve had a look at two of Panasonic’s new 2011 NeoPlasma displays so far, but recently the company’s UK arm delivered a review sample of what we’ve all been waiting for: the Panasonic TX-P42VT30B. The Viera VT30 series are the Panasonic’s best Plasma televisions for 2011, although it’s not immediately apparent what the specification differences are on this top-end model compared to those of the ST30 (the cheapest Panasonic 3D TV this year) and the GT30 (the mid-range...
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Panasonic Viera TX-P42GT30B [DELETED]
expertreviews.co.uk
- Excerpt: As this year’s mainstream high-end plasma TV, the GT30 is bursting at the seams with features. This 42in model has everything you would want in a TV, plus more which makes it such an exciting proposition for anyone looking to upgrade their current set.
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Samsung UE40EH5300
homecinemachoice.com
- Summary: Not fussed about funny spex? This 2D screen from Samsung might be just right for you
- Pros: High-impact picture quality; well-populated online Smart TV portal; excellent file support
- Cons: No high-speed MotionPlus picture processing; deeper cabinet than best-in-breed LEDs
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Samsung UE32EH5000
itproportal.com
- Conclusion: Given that you can buy it for under £300 online, the UE32EH5000’s assured picture performance comes as something of a surprise.
- Pros: Bright, sharp pictures, Good dark scene reproduction, Menu system
- Cons: Chunky dimensions, Motion blur, Light on features
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