Is this TV self-aware?
574465
At this point in history the tv is only smart. The self-aware version will be released after the holidays.
574466
Yes Jeb, the tv knows all. Its knows the past present and future. It will one day rule the world with its 85-inch display. The pixels will burst out as pellets and kill those who do not obey it.
574467
Of course. The TV is all things to all people. Formerly known as V-ger. Once fulfilled its purpose, now it only seeks to bring HD to the world In a large format smart. TV kinda way.
574468
Let's just say it will say bad things about you to the NSA if you put the needs or wants of any other device before it.
795120
I think it is, but bear in mind that the quality of this thing is very low, as per my review. I recommend a higher resolution display.
695918
I would have to pull out my manual it has been so long. I don't believe it is but I will say I have not had many problems with it. It is of course going to be where you have it located. Right now sitting in my office looking at it (from an angle) there is a glare along one side where the large window (from the opposite angle) but once I turn it on it is not that noticeable. Again though, it is location. I just noticed this was an old question, sorry, hope it helps someone. I will add that I have no complaints what so ever about this TV, still going very strong after 8 years.
1489768
Yes. We love the TV, the picture, everything about it, and the price was awesome. At least on the TV, and when connected to our internet connection.
1757689
Yes. It basically makes your TV a "smart" TV. We use it on Netflicks all the time.
464872
Heck no, that is a TOTAL non issue. You can clearly see the full picture while practically standing next to it....but honestly, who even stands that far to the side watching TV anyway, to me that's a bogus specification. Trust me, this TV has an amazing picture. You would be totally throwing away your money on something more expensive. Something else to keep in mind, you can't always trust the video feeds that big box stores feed their sets. Sometimes that have worse feeds going to certain TV's because they need to meet a sales quota. ALSO, those TVs on the wall at the stores are NOT calibrated for the best viewing. I have my sharp 70" on the Dynamic mode, everything just pops more. Hope that helps.
1988296
I see your point of view, but I am reviewing the television. In my opinion, it was lacking a feature I was looking for, how was that unfair?
1981984
No, it is not a "Smart" TV. However, the resolution is top-notch when connected to VGA as a monitor for a computer and it's sleek design makes it look great in a professional environment. We bought it for it's capabilities in displaying images from USB drives and computers- it has been great.
622741
I've had the TV for a few months now and I don't notice anything - there is a program on the tv to clean this - I did use it once and it worked.
1993218
I do NOT feel it is reflective while watching the tv but it does reflect light source if you LOOK for it. The picture quality is amazing. The sound is however subpar. I am in the process getting a sound bar. But if you are going to have a sound system hooking to it it won't matter.
1248009
Not sure if I understand the first question, if you mean can anyone notice it...no, not as long as it's it the box. It has a great picture day or night. Yes, the TV you connect it to has to be turned on to see what the camera's pointed to! You could connect it to some kind of recorder to watch it later. The TV wouldn't have to be on for this.
351895
I don't even know that the hell your talking about! Listen, do yourself a favor and check out all your concerns before you buy. It's a great TV so sit back, relax and enjoy it.
2241380
I have a Phillips 47" with "HD Natural Motion" and one of the first things I did was turn it off. Like you said everything looked "live". I don't know why anyone would want to watch their tv like that. I watched part an episode of Law and Order before changing it and it looked like it was on court tv. At first I thought it was some sort of special episode that they made look like that, as if they had a news crew filming them. Then I realized it was that setting.
670438
The screen is somewhat reflective. This TV replaced a smaller Magnavox, and it's mor reflective than the Magnavox was but not nearly as bad as a plasma set. If there are a llot of windows in the room this may be a problem.
604482
The TV itself will tell you. You wil get a flashing RED light on the control panel.
275662
For me, the low and medium settings would be fine while watching TV. The high setting *might* be intrusive.
2093120
Not a problem at all when it's on. When TV isn't on, yes there's reflection because it's near a very large West -facing window. With our old TV had to draw curtains to see at all in the afternoon/early evening but this Samsung is great!