PN42B400 vs PN42B450: What's the difference between these 2 TV besides the number of HDMI ports?
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Missing Anynet+ (CEC standard) technology, no headphone jack, different color bezel (black and silver glossy instead of red and black), and only 1 set of component ports. In terms of features, nothing's changed. both have the same e-panel tecnology features (look at pn42b450's product page for more info about it).
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That's good to know Bridger. I have this one (Samsung plasma PN50B450) as well and the manual states that brightness and contrast should be reduced to prevent burn in while play video games. Also appreciate the first hundred hour rule-mixing tv with games.Thanks. The only thing I'm worried about is my kids walking away from a video game and a screen just sitting there. But hey, for the price you could buy another one and not spend what you can for a 1080p lcd 52 inch. I know that defeats the purpose but isn't that why you would be interesed in this tv anyways? for the price?
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Had a TV a few years back that had it and Halo's right, I never used it. The X409, listed as 408 on Amazon but you get a 409...does not have PIP.
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I would go with what is advertised by the vendor and not what (I am talking about myself here) an uneducated buyer says. I have a new Sony Bravia 48" TV and it's in my bedroom. I have it connected to my PC that is at the other end of my home. it works flawlessly.
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Correct - I own the 5 - got it through a friend that does professional installs - so I got it cheaper than I could have got the 4 commercially - The only difference I know of is that the 5 has the RS232 Control - finish is the same on the 4 and 5 I believe. I still don't know what this does - it is supposedly some plug in for a different remote - again - not sure what it is and am not using it. The TV is beautiful though - amazing picture, sound sucks - but I put in built in surround in anticipation.
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My STR-DN1040 has 8 HDMI inputs and they are all in use and the STR-DN1050 has no new compelling features - more like a downgrade in connections. Guess the 1040 is good for another year at least.
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There's a promotion going for the LN46B750. Amazon is currently selling it for $1,999.99. Input coupon code, "SAMTV300" and it drops to $1,699.99. I'm pissed because yesterday I picked up an LN46A860 from Crutchfield for $1,579.99 with 1% FW cashback. It already shipped, bleh. Specs wise, seems like everything is the same except that the LN46B750 introduces 240Hz motion and Internet@TV (Yahoo!, YouTube, Flickr, etc.). Also, the LN46B750 has a charcoal ToC while the LN46A860 has a dark blue one. Moreover, I haven't come across a review that details the performance of the 240Hz motion.
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According to Cnet, another difference is the 69 does not have side connections and the 71 does. My guess is that this is only an issue for those looking to flush mount the tv on their wall. I am in the market for a bedroom television and I was set on buying the LNT4071, but since I wont be flush mounting, I prefer a matte screen, and I do not think contrast difference will be noticable, I think I'm going to pick up the 4069 instead and save some cash.
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I don't thing you'll notice a bit of difference between the two in this size TV.The bigger the set the more that feature becomes significant.I'd consider it on a 40" but not a 32"
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I was soo close to getting the 4081, but then the 750 series came around, and had the usb & lan inputs, plus the 750 has a better viewing angle 178* as opposed to 4081's 170* hdmi ports didn't make any difference to me. I saw the lan input as a possible upgrading futureproofing option (downloading new firmware and such).
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As far as I can tell, the only difference is that the BDT310 has 2 HDMI outputs and can playback MPEG2 / AVCHD
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I bought the sceptre X508BV 50 inch in january 2013,I have had no problem with the TV so far,it is just a normal TV with just the regular ports on the side,the picture is very good.It is not a high tech TV with a lot of featuers,So far with the price I paid of $478 like the TV.
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After doing research on both, the difference is that the 250 has 2 HDMI ports and no USB port. The 450 has 3 HDMI Ports and a USB port. The USB port will allow you to hookup a USB HD or thumbdrive and play your media files directly through the TV. You can find this info by googling the for the pdf manuals for both TVs. BTW, If you order a 250 or 450 in the US, it will be NTSC not PAL. So don't worry about that.
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Honestly I really don't know about that cause I've never used that TV once purchased it went right to my wife's work! You might want to look up that particular model online or look up the user manual online before you purchase it!
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I don't know the main differences, but here are the respective products pages for reference. http://www.lg.com/hk_en/tvs/lg-49UB8300 http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-49UB8500-led-tv
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According to the manual I have seen, this TV has one Composite plus one shared Composite/Component, so you could either have one Component device and one Composite device or two Composite devices connected. Is that not true? (I am looking at purchasing this TV myself)
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- CORRECTION - On further review - I do not have this TV. Mine is a UN55ES8000 - not a UN55D6000. I have no idea what connections are available on the 55" 6000 series. Ignore my comment below ...- CORRECTION - -------------------------------------------No. As far as I can tell the TV has no VGA or other traditional PC monitor inputs, only HDMI and the usual cable / antenna. So you will need an adapter. The Smart TV however includes built-in web apps for connectivity thru the home network / wifi, and can connect to a networked PC through that.* 4 HDMI® * Anynet+™ * 3 USB * 1 Component Video input * 2 Composite Video inputs: (1 shared with Component) - CORRECTION - On further review - I do not have this TV. Mine is a UN55ES8000 - not a UN55D6000. I have no idea what connections are available on the 55" 6000 series. Ignore my comment below ...- CORRECTION - -------------------------------------------No. As far as I can tell the TV has no VGA or other traditional PC monitor inputs, only HDMI and the usual cable / antenna. So you will need an adapter. The Smart TV however includes built-in web apps for connectivity thru the home network / wifi, and can connect to a networked PC... » Read More - CORRECTION - On further review - I do not have this TV. Mine is a UN55ES8000 - not a UN55D6000. I have no idea what connections are available on the 55" 6000 series. Ignore my comment below ...- CORRECTION - -------------------------------------------No. As far as I can tell the TV has no VGA or other traditional PC monitor inputs, only HDMI and the usual cable / antenna. So you will need an adapter. The Smart TV however includes built-in web apps for connectivity thru the home network / wifi, and can connect to a networked PC through that.* 4 HDMI® * Anynet+™ * 3 USB * 1 Component Video input * 2 Composite Video inputs: (1 shared with Component) « Show Less