Samsung 40" LCD 3D TV + Bluray Player + 3 Pairs Of Glasses = £734.99

[KevinJB88]

http://www.electricaldiscountuk.co.u....php?pid=11309

Looks a bargain, really wish I had the money.

Use the "eduk15" code to get it at that price.

Kev

[jamie_h88]

Looks hood but if I'm missing something I can't see anything about 3 pairs of glasses but still a good buy.

[KevinJB88]

Features:

Series 7

• 40inch (101cm) LCD
• FREE BDC5900 Blu-ray Player
• 3D HD (1 x FREE Pair 3D Glasses (Redeemable))
• PLUS 2 EXTRA Free of Charge Pairs
• 200Hz Motion Plus
• FULL 1080 HD
• 1920x1080 Screen Resolution
• Built-in FREEVIEW HD Tuner
• Internet@TV
• AllShare (Powered by DNLA)
• Ultra Clear Panel
• PVR Ready
• Wireless LAN Ready
• Premium Remote Control
• Dolby Digital PLUS
• 2 x 10 Watts (RMS) Audio Output
• MEGA Teletext
• EPG (Electronic Programme Guide)
• 4 x HDMi Connections
• W:986 x H:665 x D:270 mm

[_Belial]

Crackin' deal that, but if you're looking at getting this set for gaming, may be worth considering this

Console Gaming
The Samsung LE40C750 lags by about 41ms with [Game Mode] enabled, which is enough to cause problems with games requiring lightning-quick reflexes. Slower-paced games were still a lot of fun on this display, but “one hit and you’re dead” online games were more frustrating than they were enjoyable. We really hope that more manufacturers recognise how big an issue input lag is and reduce it for future models, because there are really only two brands who seem to be catering to gamers at the moment.
For those curious, with the [Game mode] turned off (and without any [Motion Plus] processing turned on), the Samsung LE40C750 lagged by about 103ms. Both of these figures reflect 1080p/60hz input to the TV.
We also tried out Wipeout HD in 3D running on the Playstation 3 (with the latest system update), where the 3D effect added a lot of depth to the game. Unfortunately, the game is actually better-looking in 2D, but this wasn’t the Samsung LE40C750’s fault. In 2D, the game runs at twice the resolution and twice the frame rate (1080p at 60fps), whereas in 3D, this drops to 720p at only 30fps, making the game feel much less fluid and enjoyable. Can the current games consoles even live up to the demands placed on them by 3D rendering requirements? Still, the 3D effect was great, meaning the Samsung LE40C750 was at least pulling its weight.

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