Samsung UN40F6400 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz 3D Deal

Georgia (Denver, CO USA): However, you should still buy this TV. It costs about $100 more than the 6300 (or 6350) but is well worth it? Why? Because for that money you get "micro-dimming". This feature is worth it! The blacks are really black and the picture works well even in a brightly lit room (and my room has lots of windows). Also, the micro-dimming removes glare. Here is how that works. When the TV is off, there is a lot of glare on my screen. Turn on the TV and the glare disappears. Amazing.

John A. Johnson (State College, PA USA): The icon for the panel screen you are currently viewing is encircled with a hexagon. So, when you first turn on the TV, the blue TV icon has a hexagon around it, indicating that the OnTV screen panel is active. You can navigate around the SMART HUB with either the left-right arrows on the Samsung keyboard (or remote--but I always use the keyboard) and hitting the Enter key to select the icon for the screen panel you want, or by using the mouse pad on the keyboard to move the pointer to the icon and tapping the pad to select. Or, if you are scrolling across the main screen with the left or right arrows and continue past the edge of the screen, this will take you to the next panel.

Gerriet Bolt "Pop Lifer" (IOWA CITY, IA United States): My last 2 TVs have been plasmas, and while I adored the picture quality and natural, cinematic motion, I grew annoyed with having to obsess over the possibility of burn-in or image retention. I know, I know... today's plasmas are practically worry-free in the area of burn-in. Except that my 2011 Samsung got it from some weather delay announcements during the break-in period (when I wasn't around to monitor). It's still on there to this day, though luckily you have to look pretty hard to notice. Plus there was the infamous "buzz" noise that many plasma owners have had to suffer through, seemingly at random (some people hear it, others don't, it depends on elevation or your viewing angle, etc., etc.). Plus the super glossy screen basically turned into a flashlight during the day, reflecting any and all light sources coming from the window.