Typical price: £1,200
What is it: 40-inch high-definition LCD with Freeview tuner and memory card support
What we think: Decent performance for the price and a fistful of extra features too
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 27 October 2006
Tags: Samsung, Samsung LE40N73B, black levels, subscription, resolution
We like:
Striking finish; dual HDMI connectivity; memory card features; advanced processing
We don't like:
Overcrowded remote; unrealistic colour balance
You might also need:
2x HDMI cables; RGB Scart; component cable; USB cable; memory card
CNET UK judgement:
Samsung's LE40N73B is a large-screen LCD with a few tricks up its sleeve. The future-proof specification is enhanced by memory card support and the vivid performance will please most people, even if it is somewhat superficial
Full review:
If features float your boat then Samsung's latest LCD, the N73 series, has more than your typical TV. As well as the usual high-definition specification, with integrated digital and analogue tuners, the screen also supports various memory card applications that allow you to view pictures from your digital camera or listen to music from your iPod. Continue Reading...
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Latest user reviews
January 8, 2007
Posted by: Steve Borrett
"Great-looking TV. Good price, well put together, lots of extras."
December 31, 2006
Posted by: peter godwin
"I have the 32in model and I am very impressed"
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