un46c7000 lcd panel in stock

At around $2300 this the 46C7000 is on the pricey upper end of the 46" options scale – justified somewhat by the scaled up features set. There are few plasma options in this size category so LCD is it. Competition hails from the picture quality focused Sony XBR-46HX900, the local dimming 240Hz/480Hz LG 47LE8500, and the super thin Sharp 46LE820UN. 3D compatibility is a feature present in this model that commands attention and will likely be highly desirable for the early adapter set. But it would not surprise me to see the price on this TV drop later in 2010.

Watch jaw-dropping action leap off the screen with Samsung 3D technology. The UN46C7000 LED television brings new depth and dimension to it all— so you’re not just watching the action, you’re living it. Along with a visually stunning picture, it also features web-connected Samsung Apps so you can stream movies, play games, flip through photos, and more while you watch TV. And Real 240Hz Clear Motion Rate virtually eliminates all motion blur so your picture is crisp. Add a 6,000,000:1 Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio and you’ll experience a truly exceptional home entertainment experience.

Watch jaw-dropping action leap off the screen with Samsung 3D technology. The UN46C7000 LED television brings new depth and dimension to it all— so you’re not just watching the action, you’re living it. Along with a visually stunning picture, it also features web-connected Samsung Apps so you can stream movies, play games, flip through photos, and more while you watch TV. And Real 240Hz Clear Motion Rate virtually eliminates all motion blur so your picture is crisp. Add a 6,000,000:1 Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio and you’ll experience a truly exceptional home entertainment experience.

To all the advantages of our LED screen like brilliant color, sharp contrast and low energy consumption, add one more. Mercury-free. While conventional LCD TVs contain mercury, our LED TVs have zero, achieved by using a toxic-free LED lamp instead of CCFL. It is even up to 50% more efficient than the latest ENERGY STAR® specifications (depending on series and screen size, in standard mode).

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Samsung UN46C7000. Display diagonal: 116.8 cm (46"), Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels, HD type: Full HD, Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Product colour: Black

With the view through the right side of the 3D glasses, you can see a more pronounced shadow, which is part of the left frame that is showing through. We tried two pairs of glasses, and the same effect was viewable in both, and it looked pretty much the same, with the right eye seeming to get a quite significant chunk of the frame intended for the left eye, and the left getting a small amount of the right eye"s frame. So, it seems that this might be an endemic problem to this display, which could be caused by either the display not being able to switch between the two images fast enough, or the LCD panels in the glasses not switching at the correct time. We did see a similar issue with the Panasonic TC-P50VT20, but it was much less pronounced: that display seemed to do a much better job of seperating the frames for a more convincing 3D effect. We are continuing to investigate.

Compared to the other 3D HDTV that we have in for review (the Panasonic TC-P50VT20), we found that the advantages of this LCD display over the Panasonic plasma were evident in 3D viewing as well as 2D. The image was brighter and had significantly better detail at the high end of the brightness range: details on bright objects were much better represented on the Samsung LCD screen than the Panasonic Plasma. However, the Samsung LCD screen had weaker blacks, with the blacks looking much brighter than the Panasonic Plasma. This meant that more dramatic sequences lacked the impact of the plasma screen. Plus, the LCD screen also had some issues with handling deep blacks. On one section of footage where a title box was overlaid on a black screen, the edges of the box were clearly visible, an effect that was not visible on the Panasonic. We"ll be doing more testing in the next few days, but from our initial testing, it looks like the advantages of LCD screens are carrying over into the 3D world from the 2D one.

The Samsung UN55C7000 is a 3D HDTV, but it doesn"t come with any 3D glasses. To start enjoying 3D, you will need to buy the glasses separately at a cost of $150 each, or $350 for a 3D Starter Kit that includes 2 sets and a 3D Blu-ray disc of Monsters Vs Aliens. The glasses themselves (model number SSG-2100AB) are active shutter ones: each eye is covered by an LCD panel that flickers between on and off in response to a signal sent by an IR emitter on the front of the screen.

The glasses are smaller than the ones that come with the Panasonic TC-P50VT20, and they feel a little more comfortable to wear, pressing down less on the nose. They also cover less of the face, but you definitely don"t forget that you are wearing them. Unlike the Panasonic 3D glasses, they are not adjustable. The glasses are powered by a single CR3 watch battery located under a panel on the left arm. You switch them on by pressing a button on the top of the right arm: the glasses then start looking for the signal sent by the TV. If they don"t detect it within a few minutes, they turn themselves off.

We measured the TV"s viewing angle at 44°. That means, once you get about 22° off center, you"ll only see about 50% of the TV"s maximum contrast ratio. This is an average viewing angle for an LCD HDTV, since the display technology really can"t offer a particularly wide viewing angle. Plasmas, on the other hand, can offer a viewing angle that"s almost a full 180°.

The best way to control power consumption on an LCD television is by tinkering with the backlight control. For best performance, we turn the backlight all the way up to maximum (a setting of 20, in this case). For the final score in this section, however, we lower the backlight until the whites are peaking at approximately 200 cd/m2^ (which equaled a backlight setting of 12 on this Samsung).