Description: Samsung PN50C7000 50-Inch 1080p 3D Plasma HDTV What about a 42 inch flat screen? 42inchflatscreens.com http Samsung’s new C7000 Series Plasma flat-panel HDTVs deliver stunning performance, unparalleled design, and several innovations that expand the HDTV experience with its new 3D feature. Samsung’s new E3-Panel combined with our Clear Image Panel technology provides a stunning high-contrast picture at any angle. The Ultra Slim cabinet measures 1.5-inch deep and is designed with a rich-looking brushed hairline black bezel. Samsung’s HDTV innovations include a powerful Internet@TV connectivity package for customizable access to Internet content, home-networking capability via the DLNA standard, playback of your camera and camcorder via USB, and 3D HDTV processing with optional Samsung 3D glasses. Samsung’s Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC standard) technology makes system control of compatible A/V devices a one-touch operation. Combine a beautiful design, advanced Internet@TV functionality, the new 3D HDTV experience capability — Samsung’s new C7000 Series Plasma HDTVs are designed with this in mind. Key Features * Screen Size: 50 inches * 3D HD: Samsung 3D technology makes images leap off the screen– so you feel like you’re a part of the action. Sync up with our Samsung Blu-ray Player to experience movies in 3D on your TV — and enjoy more TV broadcasts in stunning 3D, coming soon. * Internet@TV: Connect to an ever-expanding portal of your favorite digital content. Customizable …

Description: This video will, once again, take the Honest out of Samsung. This is a how to video showing you how to fix a Samsung 42″ Plasma HDTV. This video demonstrates how to remove faulty Y-Board and replace with a new Y-Board. This video will show you how to replace the Y-Board Upper or Y-Board Lower. This HDTV all of a sudden began showing rolling vertical bars on the top half of the screen. If you are having similar issues on the top of the screen, you should watch this video on how to replace the Y-Board Upper. If you have lines on the bottom half of the screen, simply follow the same instructions to replace the Y-Board Lower. If the entire screen is messed up, replace both! The fix has been found in the form of a $100 Y-Board card (BN96-02034A – Upper, BN96-02216A – Lower) Please take the time to watch this How-To on repairing your Television!

Description: Initial power on and unboxing of my Samsung HD 3D Plasma NP58C800 TV. The back said 440 watts but the Energy star said it uses 184 watts which is below the 199 to qualify. Only 0.1 Watt when it is in standby below the 1.0 watts required. www.energystar.gov SamsungInitalPowerOn.mpg

Description: Hooking up a plasma TV requires a stand to support the weight of the TV and the right cables. Connect a plasma television withtips from an audio/video technician in this free video on home electronics. Expert: Charles Willet Contact: www.ATXAV.com Bio: Charles Willet is the owner of ATX A/V in Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Todd Green

Description: Bored by yesterday’s flat panels? Become a part of the scene and spice up your television with the 3D Read Plasma TV Software Kit for $149.00. Samsung’s new technology moves images on your screen so that they appear in 3D. The software works with regular programming, movies, and video games, and it even allows you to watch two different programs on one screen.

Description: SAMSUNG’s 50″ FP-T5094W offers full HD 1080p resolution. Watch its astonishingly crisp picture from any angle – even in a brightly lit room, thanks to its ultra FilterBright™ anti-reflection filter. Because the image is transmitted to the screen from its remote hub, you have more options as to where to place this stylish HDTV.

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Description: This video will, once again, take the Honest out of Samsung. This is a how to video showing you how to fix a Samsung 42″ Plasma HDTV. This video demonstrates how to remove faulty Y-Board and replace with a new Y-Board. This video will show you how to replace the Y-Board Upper or Y-Board Lower. This HDTV all of a sudden began showing rolling vertical bars on the top half of the screen. If you are having similar issues on the top of the screen, you should watch this video on how to replace the Y-Board Upper. If you have lines on the bottom half of the screen, simply follow the same instructions to replace the Y-Board Lower. If the entire screen is messed up, replace both! The fix has been found in the form of a $100 Y-Board card (BN96-02034A – Upper, BN96-02216A – Lower) Please take the time to watch this How-To on repairing your Television!