Product Description: 67" widescreen HDTV (16:9 aspect ratio) * built-in digital (ATSC) and analog (NTSC) tuners for over-the-air TV broadcasts (antenna required) * built-in QAM cable TV tuner receives unscrambled programs without a set-top box (cable service required) * Cinema Smooth 1080p Light Engine (1920 x 1080 pixels) * LED light engine eliminates color wheel and improves color reproduction * 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio *
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Samsung HL67A750 LED DLP HDTV
The set arrived several days early, and, being cold in PA on Nov 11th, I was told not to plug in the set until several hours had passed--this from the delivery men, who normally would help set up the set. I waited from the AM delivery until about 9PM, when I was sure the set was warmed up. In the meantime, I had hooked up the Blu-Ray player and HDMI receiver to the set, and all was plugged into an AC line cleaner and conditioner. FINALLY: the moment of TRUTH! The picture was wonderful! Good on regular DVDs and satellite TV--although the thin LED sets have the 120 refresh rate and 24Hz capabilities ... Read More
Rating: - Size does matter!!!
67 inches of awesomeness!!!! Best HDTV for the price out there ... period. Fantastic picture! I have a 46" Samsung LCD HDTV that's a fantastic TV, but I think the 67" DLP's picture is as good, and maybe even better than the LCD. Oh, and I paid more for the smaller LCD!
I have a PC with HDMI graphic card hooked to it, and this makes an incredible computer monitor. Visitors are blown away by it. It's great to have the whole family on the couch surfing the net together, playing games, watching YOUTUBE, watching streamed HD episodes from the networks' websites, etc. So much better than ... Read More
Rating: - Cost Effective Blend of Old and New Technologies
At the new 11/24/3008 prices this projector is a bargain just as hdguru states.
TI and Samsung have really gone all-out in this DLP design to provide the maximum fidelity possible mating the green state-of-the-art LED light source with the long-in-the-tooth xD5 DLP chip.
The 750 series is one of the few displays which scales nicely to either a completely dark or daylight room. The key is the variable power LED light source which also offers the best power efficiency. Many plasmas will heat up the room.
With no spinning color wheel (which typically wears out), the display should ... Read More
Rating: - Big and bright
I love my new TV. It has a bright, sharp picture, and clean lines. It arrived in perfect condition, and it was easy to move and simple to set up.
Before my previous set died, I had already shopped Samsung and Mitsubishi DLP sets. I had seen specials on an earlier 72" Samsung model with more connection options and similar brightness, but it lacked the LED light system. I'm glad I bought the newer 67".
I wish it had optical audio inputs, but I understand that a dedicated AV receiver would be a better choice for sound. Sound clarity is important even with a twenty watt amplifier, ... Read More
Rating: - Great value and quality
Having an older Samsung DLP (46") I was happy with the quality of DLP TVs. My primary concern about ordering another DLP was the questionable repair history on all models from Consumer Reports (problems averaging about 12% for all brands of DLP). Since I didn't have any problems with my previous DLP I went and looked at a set at a local store and was less than impressed with its picture quality (it turns out the settings were bad so it looked horrible). However, I gave it another look after the uniformly stellar reviews on it's picture quality.
The ordering and delivery process from Amazon: ... Read More
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