I had been saving for my intro to the world HDTV for a good 18 months. I initially went with a 40 "TV and was watching a Sony, the KDL 40S4100 (later replaced by 40S5100). Then I decided I'd put the TV in a different room and looked at 46" TV. Once you settle on the 46 "size, and with my budget, I wanted one that looked Economic still fresh, but perhaps did not have all the features I was not using any case first with the TV standard. I expected to go automatically with 46 "version of the Sony model I was set up. After watching the TV in stores, though, the Samsung LN46B530 stuck as the best color and razor-sharp pictures of the TV in its price range / interval. Sony seemed a bit 'dull color next to this Samsung in the shops, but seemed to depend on what was in store and how they were connected. My brother has the LN46B650 with 120Hz, but did not want to spend the extra $ 400. I took my chances with the Samsung LN46B530 and 60Hz.
I have had Samsung LN46B530 TV for about a month and have no complaints. I have had for about a week before you get the HD receiver and was worried I would be disappointed even once HD was connected, but it really is night and day.
I mostly watch sports on it, and especially hockey for the sport. I have not seen in a football 120Hz vs 60Hz side by side so I have nothing to compare, but I do not feel I miss anything with watching sports in this 60Hz. I read some reviews of this TV, where they had some problems with some factors of production, etc., but I had no problems (again, if only 1 month).
One feature I like is the rotation function in that my room is setup where some seats have no real direct angle to the TV. E 'was easy to install very quickly. If I had to wall mount this, suppose that the lack of side entrances would be negative, but I was not wall mounting it. Read more reviews.
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