Samsung TXN2668WHF 26" Widescreen DynaFlat HDTV TV/Monitor
Product Features
- Side-panel AV hookups and controls allow easy connection with a camcorder, gaming console, or other device
- Accepts high-definition 1080i and 480p progressive-scan signals from DTV set-top receivers and progressive-scan DVD players
- Front-panel control keys grant menu access independently of the remote control
- 16:9 widescreen high-definition CRT set with 26-inch DynaFlat screen; 31.5 x 19.9 x 21.8 inches (W x H x D)
- Offers 15 watts per channel through side-mounted stereo speakers, simulated surround sound
- Samsung TXN2668WHF 26" Widescreen DynaFlat HDTV TV/Monitor
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Product Description
Samsung's sleek, Premiere Series TXN2668WHF offers everything from high-definition resolution (1080i/480p) to a multitude of inputs and picture enhancements for a detailed, high-contrast picture. The set's widescreen display is specially configured to accommodate the native aspect ratios of your favorite movies, and front-panel control keys let you access TV menu settings without having to use the supplied remote control. For the screen, Samsung's proprietary DynaFlat technology delivers a perfectly flat viewing surface with none of the curvature, image distortion, or detrimental glare that accompany traditional TV screens. Hook the set up with any DTV set-top box or progressive-scan DVD player to take full advantage of its high resolution and picture-enhancing technologies. This particular 800-line screen brings higher resolution than that achieved by earlier-generation sets because the individual phosphor color spots (or pixels) are smaller and closer together in this configuration. The set's multiple-focus electron gun illuminates finer spots for a more detailed picture, edge-to-edge, and it's assisted in this job by a three-line digital comb filter and velocity-scan modulation circuitry. Velocity-scan modulation improves the definition at picture edges, creating sharper images by slowing the CRT (cathode-ray tube) beam's horizontal scanning during demanding work--say, when rendering transitions from light to dark parts of an image--and speeding it up when scanning easily rendered sections, like broad dark areas. Anot... Read more
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