Samsung UN55C7000

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Samsung UN55C7000

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Not the greatest performer, but a decent price for a 60-inch set with basic online features.

Overall, there’s a lot to like, and the benefits greatly outweigh its deficiencies.

The Sony XBR-52LX900 is the top series in the Sony HDTV line-up, and at $3999, you’re definitely paying for the privilege.

Not the greatest performer, but a decent price for a 60-inch set with basic online features.

If you’re looking for a new TV, there are better performers out there with a better feature set.

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