Samsung LA / LE / LN C450 Series LCD TV (19", 22", 26", 32")

alaTest has collected and analyzed 1911 reviews from magazines and websites. Views about the image quality and value for money are generally positive. The color and remote control are also mentioned favorably, whereas there are some mixed comments about the tuner and energy efficiency. There are some less positive comments about the connectivity.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other TVs the Samsung LA / LE / LN C450 Series LCD TV (19", 22", 26", 32") is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 93/100 = Excellent quality.

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Samsung PN51D450

 

The Samsung PN51D450 ($799 MSRP) has an inappropriately low resolution of 720p for a 51-inch TV, and it lacks much else to make up for this shortcoming. In short: it's a dinosaur in the modern age. In spite of this, the TV's performance wasn't the...

Great black and white performance ; Large viewing angle

Not the greatest color performance ; Horrible resolution issues

The Samsung PN51D450 ($799 MSRP) is a fairly overpriced buy for those looking for a 51-inch screen. Due to its inappropriately small native resolution of 720p and large size, picture quality suffers immensely.

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Samsung LN32D450

 

The Samsung LN32D450 ($399 MSRP) is a modest 720p LCD released for 2011. It lacks many of Samsung's high-end features, but for this price, it performs well enough in many categories to warrant a second look. Editorial Note:This is a review of the...

The Samsung LN32D450 is a modest 720p LCD display released for 2011. It doesn’t have any of Samsung’s high-end features, like networking and DLNA, but it does have the same robust USB media playback of its more expensive brethren. Its suggested retail...

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Samsung LN32D450 Review

 

There doesn't seem to be enough light throughput at times to enrich colors

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Samsung PN51D450

 

A ludicrously low resolution for a TV of its size, without much to make up for it

Great black and white performance; Large viewing angle

Not the greatest color performance; Horrible resolution issues

The Samsung PN51D450 ($799 MSRP) is a fairly overpriced buy for those looking for a 51-inch screen. Due to its inappropriately small native resolution of 720p and large size, picture quality suffers immensely.

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Samsung LN32D450

 

A scientific, in-depth analysis with side-by-side comparisons

The Samsung LN32D450 is a modest 720p LCD display released for 2011. It doesn’t have any of Samsung’s high-end features, like networking and DLNA, but it does have the same robust USB media playback of its more expensive brethren. Its suggested retail...

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Samsung LN19C450 Review – 19-inch LCD HDTV

 

LCD TVs have evolved a lot since its early entry into the global industry of home appliances. Therefore, LCD TVs are being manufactured in varied sizes to cater to the wide-ranging needs of consumers today. The latest 19-inch LCD panel from Samsung is...

What this panel lacks is full HD features, lower motion rate, dynamic contrast ratio, response rate and refresh time. But then, it’s a low-range LCD panel and the buyers may not emphasis on these aspects as much. What, however, should be important to...

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Samsung LN26C450 Review – 26-inch LCD HDTV

 

The latest LCD TV Series 4 from Samsung is a decent combination of everything buyers would expect for a reasonable investment. Leveraging on its legacy of rendering stunning picture clarity, the Samsung LN26C450 offers Wide Color Enhancer which enables...

If anything helps Samsung LN26C450 stand apart from the competition, it’s their commitment to conserve energy by manufacturing eco-friendly LCD panels. Like all LCD panels from Samsung, LN26C450 also conforms to Energy Star certification requirements...

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Samsung LN32C450 Review – 32-inch LCD HDTV

 

The latest 32 inch LCD HDTV from Samsung seems to be an ideal combination of impressive picture clarity, vibrant colors, budget and some other exciting features. The LCD panel has been positioned as a prominent product in its Class 450 Series 720 LCD...

Available for $500 (or less at Amazon.com), LN32C450 is a good investment if you are looking for a decent HDTV with some advanced features.

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Samsung LN32C450 LCD TV Review

 

Samsung's 2010 4 Series LCDs are a step up from the 3 series. Available in the same sizes they still feature a 60Hz, 720p, CFL backlit panel, with SRS TruSurround HD. They add a third HDMI input, the ability to watch video off a USB thumb drive and...

Follow these picture settings for the LN32C450 LCD

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Samsung LN32C450 LCD TV Review

 

Samsung's 2010 4 Series LCDs are a step up from the 3 series. Available in the same sizes they still feature a 60Hz, 720p, CFL backlit panel, with SRS TruSurround HD. They add a third HDMI input, the ability to watch video off a USB thumb drive and...

Samsung's 2010 4 Series LCDs are a step up from the 3 series. Available in the same sizes they still feature a 60Hz, 720p, CFL backlit panel, with SRS TruSurround HD. They add a third HDMI input, the ability to watch video off a USB thumb drive and...

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Product Specifications

Configuration

2D to 3D Conversion: No
Application Store: No
Application Store (IPTV): No
DLNA certified:No / Yes
DVB-C:DVB-C (MPEG2) / DVB-C (MPEG4)
DVB-S: No
DVB-T:DVB-T (MPEG2) / DVB-T (MPEG4)
DVB-T2: No
DVD Player / Recorder: No
Electronic Program Guide (EPG): Yes
HbbTV: No
HDTV:No / Yes
Loudspeakers: Yes
Media Player:Audio/Video / No
PC Streaming:Audio/Video / No
Picture and Picture (PAP): No
Picture and Text (PAT): No
Picture in Picture (PIP):1 Tuner PIP / No
USB Recording: No
Web Browser: No
Web Content Access: No

Connectivity

CI Plus:No / Yes
DLNA certified: No
DVI: Yes
DVI Interface:No / Yes
Ethernet: No
Front AV Interface:No / Yes
HDMI: Yes
HDMI PORT: Yes
Headphone Output: Yes
Memory Stick: No
PC Streaming: No
S-Video: No
Secure Digital Card: No
USB: Yes
VGA / D-Sub Interface: Yes
WiFi Connectivity: No
YUV Interface: Yes

Dimensions / Weight

VESA Mount:not VESA compatible / VESA 200 x 100 / VESA 200 x 200 / VESA 75

Display

Frame Refresh Rate in Hz:50
Frequency:50 Hertz
Full HD:No / Yes
HD ready:No / Yes
LED Backlight: No

Energy Information

Energy Efficiency Class (EU):B / Unknown
Energy Saving Trust Feature: No

General Features

3D: No
3D Ready: No
3D Technology:Not Applicable
Product Type:LCD
Screen Format:16:9
Type:LCD
Type of Monitor:LCD
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