Samsung PN50B650S1F

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The Samsung PN50B650S1F is a 50-inch plasma television released in 2013, designed primarily for home entertainment. It features a plasma display panel which provides deep blacks and good color saturation ideal for cinematic viewing. The TV supports Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) ensuring detailed and sharp images. It includes multiple HDMI inputs and USB ports for versatile connectivity with external devices. The panel has a 600Hz Subfield Motion technology that enhances motion clarity and reduces blur during fast moving scenes. Additionally, it supports 3D playback and includes built-in speakers with clear sound output suitable for typical room sizes.

The TV uses an active 3D system requiring compatible glasses to deliver immersive viewing experiences. It also supports various picture modes and an Energy Star rating for reduced power consumption. The interface provides smart features, albeit limited compared to newer models, allowing access to basic apps and media playback from USB devices. Overall, the PN50B650S1F represents Samsung's mid-range plasma line with a focus on picture quality and affordable 3D capabilities.

• Excellent picture quality with plasma technology offering deep blacks and vibrant colors.
• Full HD 1080p resolution delivers crisp, detailed images for movies and TV shows.
• 600Hz Subfield Motion technology reduces motion blur for smoother video playback.
• Supports active 3D technology for immersive viewing experiences with compatible glasses.
• Multiple HDMI inputs and USB ports enable flexible connection of devices and media playback.
• Energy Star certified for efficient power consumption.

• Plasma TVs typically consume more power compared to modern LED/LCD counterparts.
• Risk of screen burn-in with static images over prolonged periods.
• Heavier and thicker design than newer flat-panel TVs.
• Limited smart TV functionality compared to current-generation smart TVs.
• 3D capability requires active shutter glasses, which are sold separately and can be costly.
• Lower peak brightness compared to LED TVs, affecting visibility in very bright rooms.

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