With the high definition market becoming insanely competitive in the past couple years, it has almost become a nightmare for people looking to make the jump into high definition world. Not only is there more terminology than ever floating around but there are now a mind boggling amount of brands and manufacturers out there making high def. displays. How should you know which display to buy? Why is one 50" display selling online for $2000 while another 50" can be found in Walmart for under $1000? As high def. technology becomes more mature we are going to see, and are already are, a much larger amount of displays coming from companies we have never even heard of before. This usually puts a buyer in an uncomfortable position between buying an unknown brand for a certain price or buying a name brand such as Westinghouse Digital, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony, etc.. for 10-20% more. Well we at Bonafidereviews are going to try and help out by reviewing some high def televisions and giving you our take on them. While we won't be able to cover all of them we will work with an many product sponsors as we can to provide you in-depth and reliable reviews to guide you on your way to finding your next high definition display. We already covered the Westinghouse Digital LTV-46w1 and today we will be reviewing a 40" 1080p LCD display, Samsung's LN-T4065F.

Specifications:

Viewable screen size: 40" Diagonal
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Native Resolution:1,920 x 1,080
Inputs:
- Side: HDMI, Composite video, S-Video, Headphone
- Back: 2 x HDMI, Composite video, S-Video, PC Input (Analog), 2 x Component
Modes:
- NTSC: 480i
- HDTV: 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
Contrast Ratio: 15000:1
Viewing Angle: 178° Horizontal/178° Vertical
Response Time: 8ms
Speakers: 2 x 10W speakers
Sound Effect System: SRS TruSurroundXT
Dimensions:
41.0" x 26.4 " x 11.4 " (with Base)
48.9 lbs (with Base)
41.0" x 24.2 " x 3.4" (w/o Base)
45.3" x 31.0" x 14.7 " (carton dimensions)
65.0 lbs (carton weight)