If I place this TV in the corner of a room, can it still be viewable at all seating angles like the old analog screens could?
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Many reviews of the set indicate that off-center viewing is one of the set's weaknesses but I have found that at most angles with the exception of the most extreme the picture still looks decent.
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D. K. Smith,Yes, just about every angle is a "great seat", and someone would be more distracted by being either too far away or at too great an angle (of ANY set!) before the picture quality dropped significantly. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S
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D. K. Smith, Yes, just about every angle is a "great seat", and someone would be more distracted by being either too far away or at too great an angle (of ANY set!) before the picture quality dropped significantly. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Yes it can be viewed in 2D. We too didn't care about the 3D feature. We love the tv, no complaints
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They don't have to be exactly the same spacing on each side but , pending on the size tv your hanging, it will change your range of movement and distance from the corner it will stick out.
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This is made for a corner, you would waste a lot of space putting that large of a tv on it, plus theres a good chance your tv is too big for it to safely be on this stand.
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Not unless you manually adjust it. It has locking screws to maintain the desired display angle.
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The only issue I have is that my tv sits up on a higher dresser and if I'm laying in bed the screen gets really dark and I can't see anything. But from the sides it's totally fine.
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While we don't have to view this television at an angle (it's in the kitchen, right next to our counter eating area), I did a side view trial just to see how the picture presented itself. While there is some loss of clarity at extreme angles, it's no worse (& maybe better) than other sets that I've seen. You'd really have to be at an extreme angle to be unhappy with an otherwise excellent picture.
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It can not, I believe, be truly mounted in the corner....it needs to be mounted on a stud. But it can be placed as close as possible to a corner and then use the swivel for corner placement. I believe our tv is a 52 inch...you would need to read about a 60 inch tv.
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The viewing angle is really wide (both vertically & horizontally) on mine. I see no problem with your request.
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Hello. Yes, the screen will swivel a few degrees in each direction to optimize the viewing angle.
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The screen would be over the edges. I have a 36 inch TV and it only has about an inch on each side of the screen left.
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Yes, you can fit the TV in your space. I bought the Sharp TV you have in mind with the same space consideration. We have a very nice entertainment center which was holding a 10 year old Sony 27" set. We had exactly 32" of width with the pocket doors removed. So we bought it, took out the Doors and supports and the new Sharp looks great. Unlike most 32 " sets, the controls on our Sharp are located on top of the set. Side mounted controls would have rendered them useless for us. Just be sure you have enough vertical space with the stand added into the equation. I just measured mine and it's about 23 3/8" high. This is our first HDTV purchase and we are very satisfied with this set.
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Of course, as long as you can anchor it well. How will your TV like that environment?
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Not at all. It is a great picture and the curve in the screen eliminates any distortion when viewed from the sides. A great tv!
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Not, this is no a TV is just a MonitorYes you can use the monitor vertically the edges are the same sizewww.emfravision.com
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If the tv is not mounted really close to a corner, it should be able to turn 90 degrees.
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I had no problems seeing the display from different angles. Also there is the option to configure the intensity of it.