Samsung LA46M81BDX Images

By Ty Pendlebury on 09/08/2007

More Samsung reviews , RRP: AU$5499.00

The good:

  • Amazing black levels
  • Bright, impressive picture
  • Cheapest 46in LCD yet

The bad:

  • Tuner images are soft
  • Even HD images can be noisy
  • Movie Plus noise reduction is awful

The bottomline:

The Samsung LA46M81BDX is a 46 inch LCD screen with magnificent black levels and a fine picture but it's not the final word on detail.

Buying choices:

Editors' rating:

7.9/10

Users' rating:

8.6/10

Tags:

1080p | hd | la46m81bdx | lcd | samsung

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