Samsung LN-T4661F 46" 1080p HDTV with Integrated ATSC Tuner

Samsung's 46" LN-T4661F HDTV LCD delivers 1920 x 1180 (1080p native) resolution, 10,000:1 contrast, 8ms video response time, along with HDMI, PC Input, and an ATSC tuner. This is high-definition television at its best! The Samsung LN-T4661F's three HDMI and USB ports let you add DVDs, camcorders, PCs and other digital devices to your home entertainment center. And this Samsung HDTV's HDMICEC capability lets you control all CEC-compatible devices with one remote. With its SRSTruSurroundXT™ system, the Samsung LN-T4661F offers full-bodied sound to ccomplement your unforgettable cinematic experiences.

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Entertainment

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• Samsung
• LN-T4661F
• 46
• 1080p
• HDTV
• Integrated
• ATSC
• Tuner
• Tigerdirect
• computertv

[xuimod]

the dude looks like he stuck his finger into an electrical socket.

[jordler]

no console video game runs at a 120fps . the human eye cant even see at that speed. so it makes it pretty useles

[bm00001]

I want that he stops stuttering like 'th that that that is very good'

[maber072]

@jordler You will see a diffrent if u take one with 100 fps and another one with 120 fps, the one with 120 fps will run more smoothly and with less latency!

[bankguy1000]

DON'T LET SHAMSUNG SHAMYOU !

[hdmovieman3050]

i got a 46inch samsung lcd but with 120hz and has 80,000:1

[maltyful]

Put " SAMSUNG TV CLICKING" into a google search and read about THOUSANDS of samsung customers that are screwed and pissed off because their tv burnt out just after the warranty expired. Do the google search about the clicking before you buy or you will be sorry. Don't be a samsung sucker like me and THOUSANDS of other samsung customers.

[explosionguy]

i got a 1080p , 2 ms response time , 10000:1 contrast ratio and its only 22' inches

:P

[fintan1471]

I HAVE GOT A TV THAYS 50,000:1

[Cyrus9488]

@WhereTheyAre Uhh.. DVI? Dumbass

[NickAP12589]

I have had this tv for just over a year now and the colors have just recently faulted... There is now a blocky green shade to the dark areas of the image and other colors like red and orange tend to be blocky also... I have no idea what has done this. any ideas?