Samsung Hdtv Monitor 50000 1

i recently bought a new tv, a samsung 32" hdtv. i love it! i love the great picture, the sound, i really love it!

Ive had several Samsung TVs over the years.  This was a replacement for another older Samsung 32 HDTV that is 10 years old now and still works great!  I just wanted to add Wifi and internet TV.   It was really easy to set up...has a great picture...Very satisfied as always with the Samsung TVs.

I’ve had this about two weeks now and am very well pleased. It was very easy to connect to my Samsung HDTV. One thing I suggest that you do up front is to update the software because it fixes known bugs. You can go to the VIZIO website to get that update. It would have been helpful it that had been mentioned in the manual but it wasn’t.

Bought this to connect my Samsung TL350 digital camera to my HDTV Set. Works fine. Does what it's supposed to do. Strong construction. All good.

I used this product on my back deck to connect my DTV with my Samsung HDTV. Very rugged cable. Picture rocks. Allow me to make a longer run than I really felt comfortable with HDMI. No issues at all.

This was exactly what I needed and affordable as all get out! $ bucks and I'm now pulling the most potential out of my Samsung HDTV running Time Warner Cable. Thanks B&H!

This switch takes two input 3.5mm (1/8) stereo jacks and converts them to one output. One of my inputs (A) is from the soundcard in my PC; the other input (B) is from the headphones port on my combination HDTV/Monitor. I could connect my headphones to this A/B switch's output, but I connect a headphones amplifier to it (saves strain on my PC's power supply unit). When I want to use my headphones for miscellaneous purposes with my PC, I have the A/B switch set to A. When I want to use my headphones to watch movies with my Blu-ray player and my HDTV/Monitor, I have the A/B switch set to B. All three cables, two inputs and one output, are male-to-male stereo cables which are easy to find at a number of stores. Converting the two inputs to one output, however, was not easy. Many places have Y-splitters, but they don't work for this purpose. All they do is allow you to use sets two headphones from the same source. I could use my receiver instead of the switch, but that's much too bulky for my desktop. This A/B switch from B&H is very small--about 2 x 2 x 1/2--and takes up almost no space. And its a no-brainer to connect and use. Of course I could simply disconnect and connect my headphones back and forth between my PC and my HDTV/Monitor, but that wears down connectors and connections. Also it is much more convenient to just flip the toggle on the switch.

1 stop is the right amount for me.

The first time I used T-Max 3200, I rated it at EI 50000. The results were very good for a 4-stop push. At EI 3200, it performed like any other high-speed film, but with the big push, the contrast was somewhat increased, but still usable. The grain is moderate, as might be expected from an ISO 400, but certainly not what I would expect from an ISO 3200. With this film, I can handhold a 1000-mm lens without blurring.

This worked great for using my PSX with an HDTV.