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| Brand: Samsung
Category: CE
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New (12) Used (1) from $1,942.74
Rating:  186 reviews
Sales Rank: 316
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: Yes
Display Size: 52
Shipping Weight (lbs): 66.4
Dimensions (in): 52.1 x 4.2 x 31.7
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: LN52A750R1FXZA
Model: LN-52A750
UPC: 036725228474
EAN: 0036725228474
ASIN: B001418WF4
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 106-110 of 186
 Looking Good July 29, 2008
John Petrucci (Yardley, PA)
This TV makes me wish every broadcast was in 1080p. Bright, crisp picture. You will watch stuff in HDTV just for the sake of looking at a great picture (even if you don't like the movie) I even watched Road House!
Great Picture and Great Buy July 29, 2008
Joe I. (Groton, CT)
I purchased a 52" A750 Samsung about 3 weeks ago and feel it was a great sale. A guy came to deliver on time, brings it into my living room, unpacks it and sets it up on my stand, installs the batteries in the remote and ensures it was working on all channels. I am critical but the picture is better than I hoped it would be. I checked it out at BB since it was on sale. The HDMI cables were $49 at BB. I saved over $556 over the sale price and got 2 HDMI cables for $10 bucks each. Oh yeah, I saved sales tax and delivery charges too over BB. I have told all my friends about it. They too will be customers.
Excellent product from Samsung July 28, 2008
Craig D. Amey (San Jose, CA USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Very happy with the 750. I was considering the 550/650 but in the end got the 750 because it was cheaper than the 650 when I bought it. I really like the styling and even like the way the outer edge of the bezel catches the light like the bevelled edge of a mirror (the halo effect for those who don't like it, I think it looks cool). The hint of red is nice too, gives it a bit of style.
I have it in a very brightly lit room with lots of windows and the glare off the screen is not an issue. The black levels are very deep provided you have it set up properly (HDMI black on, HDMI full range on, Dynamic contrast Off, Backlight 3). You have to play around with the settings a bit, I found that turning on Dynamic Contrast made a normal picture more contrasty but really killed the blacks (made them light grey) on a black screen so I turned it off. During the day none of this is noticeable but at night with the lights off the lack of the LCD's ability to actually go black is very noticeable and can be annoying if the settings aren't right.
The color and clarity of this are amazing. Watching "Mickey's once upon a christmas" blew me away, it was hard to believe it was only a standard definition DVD and the colors were out of this world lush. It is a bit critical of poor quality video from say, DirecTV for example but DVD/PS3 look wonderful on it and Blu-Ray even more so (although I have to admit there's not much difference between a really good DVD and most Blu-Ray movies that I've watched). Overall the set does a very good job of upscaling and handling lower resolution inputs.
I had some problems getting HDMI1 to lock onto my receiver so I just use HDMI2 and that locks on with no problems. The front panel controls are seriously hard to find and disappear completely when idle. You have to look in bright light very closely at the front right edge to see the faint white icons and then touch in the right spot to get them to light up. Cool, and great for keeping little children from touching the controls but had me wondering where they were for a while.
The built in stuff is a bit of a yawn. They show these beautiful lush pictures on the main contents menu, then drop into some dark low contrast mode to play the games - not sure why but not a good advertisement for their picture quality. The food stuff looks nice and the get fit material (which rightly follows the desserts section) is some sort of flash animation that I would rate useful for a quick giggle only but not overly useful.
I loaded up some pictures from my Shutterstock collection (via a PS3) and the image quality was just amazing. The pictures looked nearly as good as my desktop monitor (which cost more than the 52A750) and going through the collection on a 52" screen was quite a treat.
On fast moving video response time was a non-issue with no noticeable lag or blurring. 120Hz motion flow works well with no apparent down side, and I definitely notice the stuttering if I turn it off. The built in sound is really very good, not as good as my multi-thousand dollar home theater system but for a television it's among the best I've heard. For the most part I don't use it though, since the receiver is always on when the television is on.
Overall top marks for an excellent television.
I love this TV and the service was okay. July 27, 2008
Rick Tran (Dallas, TX)
it took amazon a little longer than usual, but i got my tv in about a 2 weeks. Ceva, delivery service, was great. they made sure everything was working before they left.
great tv July 25, 2008
Jeffrey Miner
Ive had this tv for 1 month. Prior to this tv i had a 50 inch sony plasma,this tv blows the socks off of the Sony big time. I checked out a Sony xbr4 before hand the Samsung wins hands down. Amazon is the best as far as customer service goes. Dont hesitate in buying this tv you will not regret it.
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