Compare the LNT5781FX to these LCD HDTVs:
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Samsung LNT5781FX 57" 1080p 120Hz LED LCD HDTV
One of the most exciting new developments in LCD technology is Samsung's implementation of LED backlighting in its
81 Series of LCD HDTVs.
The 57" model LNT5781FX, for instance, has to be considered a Rolls Royce vs. much of the rest of the LCD market today,
thanks in no small part to the SmartLighting LED system.
For more details on this innovation, and a review of more of the LNT5781FX's specs, keep reading....
The LN-T5781FX's backlighting allows for a more stunning picture than previous Samsung models because of
the SmartLighting LED system's ability to illuminate certain parts of the screen and shut down the light behind areas
displaying black tones.
In many LCD sets, "light leakage" occurs from traditional light sources, making parts of the screen that should appear black
appear as a muddy grey tone. In fact, plasma buffs often criticize LCD sets for their inability to accurately display blacks
and other dark tones. With the arrival of the 81-series sets like the LN-T5781FX, however, many of those critics
are likely to be silenced.
With the LNT5781FX you can enjoy full 1080p high-definition resolution, with 120Hz Auto Motion Plus technology to make moving images appear
smoother than ever before, with deeper, richer colors and even more spectacular contrast.
What's not to love? Well, remember our Rolls Royce comment? The LNT5781FX is not only tricked out like the Rolls
Royce of HDTVs, but it has a price tag to match. But if you're sold on the impressive new technologies in this 57" model,
why not consider the 52" LNT5281FX or the 46" LN-T4681F ? Each features the same cutting-edge
technology for a more affordable price.
And since these televisions are new, be sure to gather all the user references you can before buying. One great place to check
are the user reviews gathered on Amazon.com.
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Amazon Prices on Top 52" LCDs: -
Samsung LNT5271F
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Sharp Aquos LC52D82U
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Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR4
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Sony Bravia KDL-52W3000
