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Originally Posted by videobruce /forum/post/14213905
2. The LED Samsungs have poorer blacks according to many on-line tests,
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3. Mits has a issue with dust migrating into the lens assembly that some owners had to have changed out (blooming effect).
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8. The fan noise from the Mits is much noiser than Samsung.
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Originally Posted by sunwaterpool /forum/post/14228215
They were selling the Mit. on one of the home shopping networks over the weekend. They kept going on and on about how the Mit. has x.v.Color/deep color and the 3D mode (looks like the samsung also h as the 3d mode). Anyone know if the Samsung has the x.v. color, when I did a search all I found listed was "x.v.Color support".
For me the deciding factor would be the led, even if it did mean I had to rearrange my furniture to accommodate the poor viewing angle. Nothing worse than shelling out more $$$ for replacement bulbs.
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Samsung TVs also support the extended gamut color space.
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Also the LED samsung is 120 hz where the mits you have to buy the 65835 or73835
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Originally Posted by videobruce /forum/post/14229219
That's just another useless marketing ploy.
As I have said before, they take away useful features, for stupid gimmicks!See my above comment about mostly useless & questionable features. Every test I have read with sets that have this 120Hz option, the majority were negitive.![]()