Samsung: FRYS.com #: 5868593 Samsung's next generation plasma HDTVs redefines the standard across design, performance, and price. New for 2009, all of Samsung's plasmas will feature our new E-panel designed to deliver improved performance and meet the new ENERGY STAR® power consumption specifications. A perfect screen size for average-sized rooms, the PN42B450 is Samsung's best value PDP flat panel HDTV that features an attractive "piano key black" cabinet, our 600Hz subfield motion technology, 3 advanced HDMI inputs that feature our Anynet+ (CEC standard) technology making system control of your DVD or Blu-ray disc player a one-touch operation. Experience the performance of Samsung's new 42" plasma HDTV that's easy on the environment and easy on the wallet.
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TV/VIDEO New attractive "piano key black" cabinet with swivel base HD 720p performance New E-Panel technology - Samsung's FilterBright™ glare minimizer - New 600Hz subfield motion technology - .001ms response time HDTV off-air and Clear QAM Digital Cable Tuner ENERGY STAR® compliant active power rating "Green" design lead-free components Samsung's Game Mode AUDIO Watts per channel: 10W x 2 (20 watts total) SRS TruSurround HD CONNECTIONS Digital A/V Inputs 3 HDMI with Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) (2 rear/1 side) USB (1 rear) for picture viewing Component/Composite A/V Inputs Component Video (2 rear) Composite Video (1 side) PC Inputs RGB (1 rear)
It's not a typo, Plasma tv's have a much higher hz spec. LCD is a different technology so fast action scenes like sports @ 60hz on many sets can cause a lag or motion blur. I guess they want to confuse people who are unaware to make them think 600hz on this set is far superior to a mere 120hz or 240hz on a Plasma, but that isn't the case. Plasma and LCD both have their benefits but once you get to 120hz on an LCD you really don't need anymore. 240hz isn't gonna do anything better then 120hz, but it's now become a marketing gimmick.
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