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Samsung HL-S5679W Review
The good: LED light source last longer than bulbs and eliminates DLP's "rainbow effect"; excellent color accuracy; sharp, smooth picture with no visible screen grain; numerous picture controls with four memories per input; CableCard with TV Guide EPG; well-designed menu system; fine connectivity that includes full-resolution PC input.
The bad: Expensive; color and brightness vary across screen; blacks not as deep as those of competing televisions; somewhat sluggish menu response.
The bottom line: Although the LED-powered Samsung HL-S5679W does a lot of things right, its picture quality isn't up to the standards set by its high price.
Samsung HL-S5679W Specs
Manufacturer: Samsung
Part number: HLS5679W
- Product Specifications
