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Samsung UE46C6000 – 46″ 6 Series LED-backlit LCD TV – widescreen – 1080p (FullHD) – black

116 cm Full HD LCD-Fernseher mit LED Hintergrundbeleuchtung, Ultra Clear Panel, 100 Hz Motion Plus, Mega Contrast, HyperReal Engine, Wide Color Enhancer Plus, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse, SRS TheaterSound, dts 2.0+ Digital Out, AllShare, Connect Share Movie, BD Wise, Wireless LAN Adapter Unterstützung, Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC), Abschaltautomatik, Uhrzeit & An/Aus Timerschaltung, EPG, Sleep Timer, 2x USB-Anschluss, Digitalausgang: S/PDF (optisch), Netzwerkanschluss (LAN): Ethernet, Lichtsensor (Ec
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Samsung UE46D6500 – 46″ 6 Series 3D LED-backlit LCD TV – widescreen – 1080p (FullHD) – carbon black

Enjoy 3D entertainment in the comfort ofyour own home with the Samsung UE46D6500ZF! This Samsung UE46D6500ZF TV features a 3D HyperReal Engine for true-to-lifeimages, and SRS TheaterSound HD and Dolby Digital Plus decoders for sensationalsound. The UE46D6500ZF outputspictures in Full HD. 200 Hz Motion Plus keeps blur to an absolute minimum, evenin action-packed scenes. Meanwhile, the Ultra Clear Panel and colour enhancerprovide highly detailed, bright results. In terms of connectivity, the
UE46D6500ZF offers fourHDMI sockets and three USB 2.0 ports, meaning you can hook up a 3D Blu-rayplayer, a home cinema system or even a games console with ease. This UE46D6500ZF LEDtelevision also has Ethernet and wireless networking capabilities, as well asan Allshare mode for streaming content from the internet. 3D glasses are required toenjoy 3D content on this television.

Enjoy 3D entertainment in the comfort ofyour own home with the Samsung UE46D6500ZF! This Samsung UE46D6500ZF TV features a 3D HyperReal Engine for true-to-lifeimages, and SRS TheaterSound HD and Dolby Digital Plus decoders for sensationalsound. The UE46D6500ZF outputspictures in Full HD. 200 Hz Motion Plus keeps blur to an absolute minimum, evenin action-packed scenes. Meanwhile, the Ultra Clear Panel and colour enhancerprovide highly detailed, bright results. In terms of connectivity, the UE46D
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Samsung UE40C7000XKX 40″ Full 1080p HD 3D LED TV with Freeview HD Tuner & 200Hz Motion Plus

40″ Full 1080p HD 3D LED Screen
Freeview HD Tuner & PVR Ready
200Hz Motion Plus
Internet@TV & Wireless LAN ready
647.1mm x 956mm x 267.7mm

Enjoy the experience of 3D in your own living room with the Samsung UE40C8000. With wide contrast and precision dimming of the backlight LEDs for extra detail and vivid colours it really brings your DVDs and Blu-Ray discs to life. As well as full high definition you can enjoy the latest 3D Blu-Ray films and even convert 2D footage to 3D for added excitement.
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Television Meet Internet

Introducing Sony Internet TV, the world’s first HDTV powered by Google TV. Television and Internet are together at last. Learn More: bit.ly
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Sony KDL32CX523BU 32-inch Widescreen Full HD 1080p 50Hz LCD Internet TV with Freeview HD +Sony UWABR100AEP USB Wireless Network Adapter

Full HD 1080, LCD TV: Wireless LAN Ready for access to Internet videos and SkypeTM

?Full HD picture with crisp detail
Enjoy a highly detailed picture with Full HD 1080 technology

?Natural colours and clear, detailed pictures
See crisp detail with no degradation or noise, even for Standard Definition pictures, with the X-Reality picture engine

?Enjoy the best of the web on the big screen
Connect your TV to the web and stream full-screen Internet videos or keep up-to-date on social networks (firmware upgrade needed)

?Ready for video and voice calls with SkypeTM
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Sharp LC40LE631E 40-inch 1080p Smart Internet TV 100hz with LED Backlight and HD Freeview

40″ Full 1080p HD LED Screen
Freeview HD Tuner
USB Media Player
AQUOS NET + with web browser
630mm x 947mm x 242mm

The AQUOS SmartTV LE631 series uses the latest Sharp image technology to give you the best possible viewing experience, no matter what youre watching. The picture, with its natural colours, really comes alive and is rich in contrast with breathtaking depth. This model also features low energy consumption.
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INTERNET TV

Internet television allows its users to choose the program or the TV show they want to watch from an archive of programs or from a channel directory. The two forms of viewing Internet television are streaming the content directly to a media player or simply downloading the program to the user’s computer. With the “TV on Demand” market growing, these on demand websites or applications are a must have for major television broadcasters. For example the BBC’s iPlayer brings in users which stream more than one million videos per week, with one of the BBC’s headline shows “The Apprentice” taking over 3 – 5% of the UK’s internet traffic due to people watching the first episode on iPlayer. Every night the use of On Demand TV peaks at around 10 pm,[1] Most providers of the service provide several different formats and quality controls so that the service can be viewed on many different devices. Some services now offer a HD service along side their SD, streaming is the same but offers the quality of HD to the device being used, as long as it is using a HD screen. During Peak times the BBC’s iPlayer transmits 12 GB (gigabytes) of information per second.[2] Over the course of a month the iPlayer sends 7 PB (petabytes) of information. Before 2006, most Catch-up services used peer-to-peer (P2P) networking, in which users downloaded an application and data would be shared between the users rather than the service provider giving the now more commonly used streaming method.