The Samsung Samsung LE46C650 is a 46 Inch Full 1080P LCD TV with Freeview HD built in delivers a totally immersive experience. It’s hard not to get into the action with our HyperReal engine which enriches the sharpness and clarity of whatever you’re watching. Not settling for less than awe-inspiring, Samsung combines Wide Colour Enhancer and Ultra Clear Panel to create truly breathtaking images. And that’s not limited to movies and programs; Internet@TV communicates with your PC and phone to let you access the web and mobile phone content on the big screen.
Infinite entertainment with Internet@TV
The new Internet@TV platform provides viewers with a gateway to a multitude of entertainment ranging from Video, Music, Social Networking, News and Games amongst others. Samsung’s Internet@TV offers users a diverse range of content to bring something for everyone in the family. Simply connect your new Samsung device to the internet via Ethernet cable or Samsung wireless dongle to access great services such as LOVEFiLM, BBC iPlayer, Twitter, YouTube and many others.
Freeview HD
As well as up to 50* free SD channels, Freeview HD gives you all your favourite TV in fabulous HD:
The BBC HD channel the best of the BBC channels
ITV1 HD – the same as ITV1, but with programmes remastered in HD to improve picture quality
Channel 4 HD will launch very soon along with an S4C channel in HD in Wales
* Number of channels available are subject to digital TV coverage at your address
Full HD 1080p
Anyone can say they have the clearest picture. But only Full HD 1080p has twice the detail and twice the resolution of regular HDTV. It delivers dazzlingly, rich colour and vivid details. And even corrects the errors from standard definition content. It’s definitely not your father’s HD.
All Share keeps you connected
LCD TV Series 6 takes the struggle out of sharing your talent with the world, or at least with your family. Transfer your videos, music and photos from your PC or mobile device. Wirelessly and effortlessly. It even connects with multiple PCs. Who said you need connections to get on TV?
