Samsung LN-A850 Series LCD TV (46", 52") Reviews (TVs)

The cabinet depth of some large-screen LCD televisions is less than half of what was possible only two years ago. And if the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show floor was any indication, manufacturers are looking to halve the depths of upcoming premium...

Excellent picture contrast. Network multimedia streaming. Thin cabinet design

Poor picture uniformity compared with other Samsung models. Incorrect scaling on some test video files

The Samsung LN46A850 offers a superthin cabinet design and useful extras at a competitive price, but it doesn't quite rise to the standard set by many of its Samsung siblings.

PCMag did not test the 52-inch Samsung LN52A850 LCD TV. We did, however, test and review the 46-inch LN46A850 from the same series.

The LN46A850 46″ full HD LCD TV thats much thinner then regular LCD TVs it is only 1.9 inches thin. It produces well saturated colors and deep black levels that make a lot of cheaper LCD TVs jealous. It has …

Thin is really in with the 52-inch LN52A850 from Samsung. This TV is less than two inches thick, and it sports Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technology and the stylish Touch of Color design. Is it worth your money? Read on to find out...

Auto Motion Plus 120Hz technology effectively reduces motion blur and offers multiple settings to tailor the motion to your liking ; The Ultra Clear Panel's reflective screen does help blacks look darker and create better contrast in a room with some...

The Ultra Clear Panel makes reflected images more visible (even more so than many plasmas), which can be distracting when trying to watcher dark content in a very bright room ; This TV falls at the higher end of the price spectrum for a 52-inch 1080p LCD

The LN52A850 is loaded with most of Samsung's top-of-the-line technologies, features, and design elements. You can find less-expensive 52-inch 120Hz displays, even in Samsung's line; however, if you want a fully loaded, high-performing LCD, this one...

The Samsung LN46A850 has an Ultra Clear Panel for improved contrast ratios and deep black levels. Samsung's Wide Color Enhancer 2 technology maximizes the expanded color range for true to life colors. In comparison to other HDTV's where images may...

Thinking of buying a Samsung HDTV? Don’t do it – unless you want a very large, expensive paper weight and like being tortured by “customer support” personnel. I purchased a Samsung 46” LCD HDTV and after two and a half years, it suffered a...

This wafer-thin, 52″ panel is full with HD 1080p resolution containing 1920 x 1080 pixels; you can expect the highest video resolution available currently in the HDTV market. The 4ms pixel- super-fast response time brings to you vibrant and realistic...

To top it all, Samsung’s distinctive Touch of Color bezel design adds a new sparkle to your home theater system. Being new to the market, the Samsung LN52A850 is as high priced as it will ever be. Unless you’re a cutting edge HDTV nut or impulse...

The LN52A850 is the newest high end TV in Samsungs Winter 2008/2009 lineup. One of the key feature differences is the new DLNA compliance certification of this TV over the LN52A750. Another big feature difference is the slim 1.9" cabinet housing. It...

At around $2500 this 52" LCD offers a ton of value. It's got a great feature set and picture and the 1.9" depth is a premium feature. This LCD sells at a nice discount to its Sony competition KDL-52XBR6 and just a slight premium to its own brother the...

Samsung LN52A850

Samsung has made TV design and production an art. The Samsung LN52A850 is a masterpiece, combining unique design with the latest technology to bring you a performance worth watching