Having had one heck of a year that ended with a 3D bang, Samsung is yet again poised for a year of down right success with it's bold initiative of starting mass production of 3D TV panels. With this in mind, we set forth to review their promising
32” LE32B652 LCD TV. To begin with the design, it must be said that this LCD TV is well backed by Samsung's design metier. The crystal neck alone is enough to give this telly full marks for the design. Even the glossy black finish that we're so worn out of doesn't turn you down when it has Samsung's unique touches. Looking crisp and sturdy, the stand further accentuates the looks.
This
Platinum Black Crystal TV has pretty much everything one would expect of an
LCD TV. To start with, the TV features 100Hz Motion Plus that interpolates frames in between the TV frames thereby reducing motion blurs to a significant extent. The irritating fuzziness that appears around the moving parts of the picture that plagues some LCD TVs is completely absent, saving you the chafe.
Freeview is not exactly the LE32B652's forte, but it's decent nevertheless. Audio lacks depth, especially the bass-filled tracks and you're left with a baffled “That's all?” The presence of 4
HDMIs shows connectivity in good light, so does the presence of the USB 2.0 Movie port. Of Samsung's internet widgets, we have nothing new to add, except that we're waiting to see something more in this regard form Samsung. The Samsung LE32B652 is DLNA certified as well – a feather on the already feathery cap.
