Samsung LN52A750 52-Inch 1080p DLNA LCD HDTV with RED Touch of Color

In short, A fantastic television. The brightest clearest picture I have seen. I have not yet tried the networking capabilities, but it seems quite straightforward. If you are looking for a new television in this price-range and size, I highly recommend it.

The Touch of Color plastic bezel is made of such soft plastic that it is impossible not to scratch. No matter how carefully you try to protect the plastic, any attempt to dust or clean the bezel results in fine scratches and eventually a white haze. What's worse, any lights in the room catch the hazy scratches and cause horrible, glaring reflections. I called Samsung technical support twice about this problem, and all they said was "we don't warrant against physical damage."

It's a shame, because the quality of the picture is very good. But you can't watch the picture because your view is constantly distracted by the glare from the bezel.

My advice is to spend your money on an LCD with a more traditional metal or solid black frame.

Outstanding value. Outperforms the best Sony product out there (52W4200) at a lower price.

Delivery was outstanding and arrived 4 days after ordering.

There is some small light leakage around the edges when viewing in a darkened room. This does not bother me..I actually thinks it makes the picture appear larger.

First I would like to say that I was somewhat worried about the delivery of the television when I ordered it. I am happy to say that I will order this way every purchase in the future. The delivery was on time, the personnel were professional. They setup and powered on the television to confirm it was operational.

Now as for the television the picture is amazing. If your idea of a great television is one that delivers the best picture you have ever seen on a television then this is the set for you as of August 2008. I have no doubts that as technology improves the picture on this set will be surpassed. However, the picture here is so good that some of the movie sets look fake. Which is actually a little distracting. So further improvement if possible might not be a plus.

I was tempted to lower my review of this TV because of the speakers. The speakers are rear facing from the back of the cabinet. This was no doubt done to improve the appearance of the front of the TV etc. Still if you do not intend to use a speaker system this is not the television for you. If however you are purchasing a TV for it's picture this is the TV for you today.

After much research and fliping and flopping I decided on the 52" A750 for the entertainment room I just finished. I read all the great reviews of the A650 and was going to go that route, but at the deal Amazon was offering on the A750 I figured the extras were worth it. The TV showed up quickly, to quickly if that's possible. I say that because the tracking number said the TV was still in SLC in the morning and I got a call at lunch asking if I would be home to take delivery! Now it's hooked up and man, all I keep saying to myself is, "WOW." The picture quality is amazing. The high def stuff that comes off the antenna is so sharp and clear, and with the 52" screen, it's like the people are standing in front of me. I watched some beach volleyball the day I set it up (it was the only thing in High Def that I could watch) and you could see the individual beads of sweat on the players. When I finally sat down to dail in the picture and sound with everything hooked up (reciever, dvd, tv) I put in "Star Wars" and "The Fellowship of the Ring" to test things out since they are the only discs I have in Dolby EX. Still plain old dvd, not blu-ray. I gotta tell ya, the picture just popped out. The lasers were crisp, you could see all the individual wisps of smoke in the background, and each individual strand of hair as Luke moved that mop on his head around. I am extremely happy with this
TV. Now I just have to get a blu-ray and a computer so I can see what the HDMI connection can do and take advantage of all the other cool options like USB video, etc.