Samsung 46" - LN46A750
01-08-2009, 12:37 AM
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i want it 
01-08-2009, 10:30 AM
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52" 650's and 750's are about $2499-2599 up here, not cheap. Waiting for prices to come down and for the room its going in to be ready. Since its only $100 I'll likely get the 750 unless I find a great deal on a 650.
01-08-2009, 10:43 AM
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01-08-2009, 11:43 AM
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I should have put only in red.
Amazon won't ship the 650 to you for our price?
it's pretty sweet.
From your contact at FS? Its $2599 on sale this week. 
might have been 2199, can't remember for sure, but either way it was a very attractive price.
01-08-2009, 09:15 PM
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GT5 looks like a window into real life on it.
01-09-2009, 02:20 AM
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anyways if i were to get a 750 now, they will have 240hz
01-20-2009, 02:16 PM
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Wish I could give you a technical answer that would help you out but....I'm not picky, once I knew I wanted a Sammy (Love my Sammy DLP) either of the 630, 650 or 750 was fine with me, they're all more than good enough to my eyes. Came down to the store I bought it at and the price. The 750 is carried exclusively by Future Shop up here (Owned by BB)
The lowest the salesman would go on a 630 was $1959 (Reg $2399). I got the 750 for $2117 (Reg $2599). I figured the extra $160 was worth it. They didn't carry the 650 so it wasn't an option.
The lowest the salesman would go on a 630 was $1959 (Reg $2399). I got the 750 for $2117 (Reg $2599). I figured the extra $160 was worth it. They didn't carry the 650 so it wasn't an option.
01-20-2009, 02:45 PM
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Wish I could give you a technical answer that would help you out but....I'm not picky, once I knew I wanted a Sammy (Love my Sammy DLP) either of the 630, 650 or 750 was fine with me, they're all more than good enough to my eyes. Came down to the store I bought it at and the price. The 750 is carried exclusively by Future Shop up here (Owned by BB)
The lowest the salesman would go on a 630 was $1959 (Reg $2399). I got the 750 for $2117 (Reg $2599). I figured the extra $160 was worth it. They didn't carry the 650 so it wasn't an option.
The lowest the salesman would go on a 630 was $1959 (Reg $2399). I got the 750 for $2117 (Reg $2599). I figured the extra $160 was worth it. They didn't carry the 650 so it wasn't an option.
From Amazon:
Internal flash memory (1GB) with pre-loaded interactive content such as cooking recipes, children's entertainment, HD artwork and more
No other differences that I can find. The 750 is about $140 more than 650 at amazon.
01-20-2009, 02:47 PM
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I always wanted the 750 over the 650 mainly because of the internal memory and the built in subwoofer. I live in an apt where I can't get a sound system so a good built in one was important for me. I also like the pictures playing in the background when I have company over, the quality is breath taking. I haven't tried to hook up an Ethernet cable yet, but will try it out soon.
01-20-2009, 02:48 PM
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Naw, that helps. The different between the 650 and 750 are more gimmics than anything, IMHO.
From Amazon:
Internal flash memory (1GB) with pre-loaded interactive content such as cooking recipes, children's entertainment, HD artwork and more
No other differences that I can find. The 750 is about $140 more than 650 at amazon.
From Amazon:
Internal flash memory (1GB) with pre-loaded interactive content such as cooking recipes, children's entertainment, HD artwork and more
No other differences that I can find. The 750 is about $140 more than 650 at amazon.
01-20-2009, 02:56 PM
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I always wanted the 750 over the 650 mainly because of the internal memory and the built in subwoofer. I live in an apt where I can't get a sound system so a good built in one was important for me. I also like the pictures playing in the background when I have company over, the quality is breath taking. I haven't tried to hook up an Ethernet cable yet, but will try it out soon.
Can't the 650 play pics as well?
I can't really comment on the woofer in the 750 but it seems like the only addition of any substance. I'd pocket the $140 and get the 650.
01-20-2009, 02:56 PM
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01-20-2009, 02:59 PM
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From the avs forums.
Differences between the LNxxA650 and LNxxA750:
* 750 has an integrated woofer
* 16-bit processor vs. 12-bit in 650 (10-bit panel in both)
* 750 has DLNA features (can stream audio/video/etc. over a home network)
* 750 can play video off of DLNA/USB flash drive. 650 limited to images/audio
* 750 comes with 1GB internal flash memory pre-loaded with HD pictures, games, recipes, and a few other things
* 750's controls on the bezel have a red backlight. 650's controls have no backlight
* 750 has a square bezel compared to the 650's rounded bezel
* 750 has a square stand compared to the 650's oval stand
* 750 stand does not swivel (contrary to Samsung's literature)
Differences between the LNxxA650 and LNxxA750:
* 750 has an integrated woofer
* 16-bit processor vs. 12-bit in 650 (10-bit panel in both)
* 750 has DLNA features (can stream audio/video/etc. over a home network)
* 750 can play video off of DLNA/USB flash drive. 650 limited to images/audio
* 750 comes with 1GB internal flash memory pre-loaded with HD pictures, games, recipes, and a few other things
* 750's controls on the bezel have a red backlight. 650's controls have no backlight
* 750 has a square bezel compared to the 650's rounded bezel
* 750 has a square stand compared to the 650's oval stand
* 750 stand does not swivel (contrary to Samsung's literature)
01-20-2009, 03:04 PM
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From the avs forums.
Differences between the LNxxA650 and LNxxA750:
* 750 has an integrated woofer
* 16-bit processor vs. 12-bit in 650 (10-bit panel in both)
* 750 has DLNA features (can stream audio/video/etc. over a home network)
* 750 can play video off of DLNA/USB flash drive. 650 limited to images/audio
* 750 comes with 1GB internal flash memory pre-loaded with HD pictures, games, recipes, and a few other things
* 750's controls on the bezel have a red backlight. 650's controls have no backlight
* 750 has a square bezel compared to the 650's rounded bezel
* 750 has a square stand compared to the 650's oval stand
* 750 stand does not swivel (contrary to Samsung's literature)
Differences between the LNxxA650 and LNxxA750:
* 750 has an integrated woofer
* 16-bit processor vs. 12-bit in 650 (10-bit panel in both)
* 750 has DLNA features (can stream audio/video/etc. over a home network)
* 750 can play video off of DLNA/USB flash drive. 650 limited to images/audio
* 750 comes with 1GB internal flash memory pre-loaded with HD pictures, games, recipes, and a few other things
* 750's controls on the bezel have a red backlight. 650's controls have no backlight
* 750 has a square bezel compared to the 650's rounded bezel
* 750 has a square stand compared to the 650's oval stand
* 750 stand does not swivel (contrary to Samsung's literature)
01-20-2009, 03:27 PM
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01-20-2009, 03:28 PM
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750 speakers sound pretty good IMO.
DOM, is there a media player built into the 750. as in can i hook up my external to the tv through USB and play movies?????????
DOM, is there a media player built into the 750. as in can i hook up my external to the tv through USB and play movies?????????
01-20-2009, 03:28 PM
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01-20-2009, 03:31 PM
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