Samsung LN52A630 LCD TV

Mar 15th, 2009 | By Simon

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Installation is remarkably simple with the 52A630. The TV is ready to go right out of the box. With a friend, lift the TV out and position it to its final resting place. After plugging in the power cord and your desired inputs, you’re ready to enjoy the 52″ TV.

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The User Manual and Quick Start Guide will ensure that you are able to configure the 52A630 to your liking. I will highlight the key on-screen display settings.

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The WiseLink USB 2.0 is now a staple with Samsung monitors. Out of the box, it’s incredibly easy to use. Just plug in a USB with either pictures or songs and load up the WiseLink menu. From there, you can either play one or the other or both.

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If you have multiple inputs connected, you can switch between them with the remote control. The AnyNet feature also allows you to control other AnyNet enabled devices with the one remote control. For example, I can control my Samsung BD-P1500 with my A630 remote.

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    Nice Post!This picture setting can be set to Dynamic, Standard or Movie. Dynamic is what most of the TVs are set to in stores. It’s the brightest setting, with the highest contrast, and it is supposed to make the picture really pop and catch everyone’s attention.

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  10. Samsung LN52A630 July 2nd, 2009 5:09 am

    these is big huge lcd tv, i really enjoy watching all my movie collection using these lcd, just try it, you will never disappointed :)

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  11. Ketan Doshi November 2nd, 2009 8:06 pm

    whatever you do, don’t consider a Samsung. Products are ok, but service support will completely frustrate you. Bought an LA37530 10 days ago. 5 calls later am still awaiiing installation. Engineer is rude and can’t come before 2 pm on weekdays. Callcentre is 3rd party BPO that just promises, but don’t deliver and don’t allow escalation. Never again. Just hoping to get them to take it back

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  12. Simon November 8th, 2009 9:27 pm

    Ketan Doshi wrote:

    whatever you do, don’t consider a Samsung. Products are ok, but service support will completely frustrate you. Bought an LA37530 10 days ago. 5 calls later am still awaiiing installation. Engineer is rude and can’t come before 2 pm on weekdays. Callcentre is 3rd party BPO that just promises, but don’t deliver and don’t allow escalation. Never again. Just hoping to get them to take it back

    Where did you buy your TV? I’ve never had issues and most often installation is completed by the store you bought it from. Here in Canada, that could be folks at best Buy or FutureShop….unrelated to what Samsung.

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