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Samsung FPT5094W 50-Inch 1080p Wireless Plasma HDTV

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List price: $2,099.99 Amazon price:
$1,499.00
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Product Details
Binding: Electronics Brand: Samsung Color: Black EAN: 0036725250956 Label: Samsung Dimension: 0.21 x 11.6 x 0.3 inches Manufacturer: Samsung Model: FPT5094WX/XAA Publisher: Samsung Studio: Samsung Warranty: 2 years warranty
Features and Descriptions - 1080p HD Resolution
- 802.11 Wireless Technology w/ broadcast hub included
- Ultra Filter Bright Tecnology with Anti Glare Technology
- 175 degree viewing angle
- Swivel Stand
Ratings & Comments (Average: )
- Wireless died after a year Purchased this TV abou a year ago. Great picture, but always took awhile for wireless to sync. Now get cannot connect error. Called Samsung servie and was told that I had to take entire unit to service center. This thing is huge. Also, rough estiamte to repair wireless unit is $500+. For a $1700 set, this is not good after only a year.
- Don't buy I bought this TV for my bedroom wall on October 2008. The TV only needs a power connection. The video is sent wirelessly from a base unit. You plug all the cables into this base unit.
I regret buying it because: 1. It takes about 10 seconds to connect to the base unit every time you turn it on. 2. Every a couple of hours or so, or at random times, it loses the video connection to the base unit, and it takes about 10 seconds to reconnect. During this time, you are missing your program or movie or whatever. Very annoying. 3. It makes a buzzing sound that is very loud in my quiet bedroom at night.
Next time I am buying a wired TV and probably not a plasma if they all make this buzzing noise.
- Awesome tv wireless works great. simple to set up. make sure u buy hdmi cables when u get this tv
- Awesome TV -- For Adults! I bought this television in July. Let me just start by saying that the television is AWESOME for watching television and DVDS/BDs. I have it going through my Sony receiver, which has 4 HDMI inputs, and the ability to add audio delay. Sooooo... that being said, I don not have the problem with not being able to connect enough devices to the tv. I bought it for that very reason...I don't want a bunch of wires/cables goiing to the tv as it hangs on the wall! So I have 3 HDMI devices going to the Sony receiver, and 1 HDMI output from the Sony to the tv transmitter...I never have to change the tv input device... just the receiver input device. Now, add this all to the Harmony One remote and it works perfectly! I also don't have the problem with gaming delays because I simply don't hook the games (PS3, WII, 360) to the system...I use my 72-inch Samsung TV (which cost less initially on Amazon, now goes for 3,999.00)for that!!!!
- Problem with the wireless box I recently returned this tv. The picture is absolutely stunning, but the tv loses signal with the wireless base unit once every hour or so. I had the samsung tech come and work on the base unit. He replaced some part in it, but even that did not solve the problem. A great tv if it works, but unfortunately mine did not.
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