We review the 19″ LED-TV (LED backlit LCD), from Samsung, which also comes in a 22″ flavor. One thing not covered (since it’s not technological), is the ease of assembling the stand. The supplied wingnut of the stand itself attaches to the arm, which the TV slides into. The picture quality on this 1366×768 display is very good, with accurate color reproduction (once you set the picture controls accordingly), and has halfway decent sound for a small TV not meant to be anything more than a kitchen, or small bedroom TV. Audio is adjustable in many ways, and does not seem to squench, or rattle the TV any. The Super-Thin screen helps make this fairly light, and consumes a mere 40 watts of power. Being a Samsung, and having a TV from them before, I thought the reception would be fairly strong, but I was somewhat dissapointed, as it has a tougher time picking up weaker signal than others TVs do, and especially versus the Polaroid 15″ model it’s replacing. You will notice the constant battle trying to get the TV to work properly, which proves that weaker stations will be a challenge to get to work, and those that are halfway decent (40 to 50% strength) will drop out some, just some. ISN’T IT NICE TO KNOW =SOMEONE= IS NOT AFRAID TO SHOW YOU A PRODUCT NOT PERFORMING WELL? Most reviwers would make sure there’s a strong signal fed to a TV, but I chose this channel, because the reception is right on the “Digital Cliff”, where a decent tuner will do fine, and weaker ones, well, you see …
Video Rating: 3 / 5

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