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Samsung HC-P4752W VS HC-R4755W Please help! (1 Viewer)

Sergio S

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Hello all, I read reviews on the Samsung HC-r4755W and decided to buy one tonight, but after buying the Samsung 47" from Samsclub tonight, I came home only to realize I bought hte HC-p4752w.......Can anyone tell me the difference between these 2 and if it is a big one. AFter looking at hte samsung site, I noticed that the model I bought was the 2004 model and is discontinued. The full stats can be seen by simply putting in the model numbers in Samsung's homeweb page, but I cannot put in URLS. Here is a basic rundown of the 2 tv's specs.

HC-R4755W

TV/VIDEO

CRT Based Projection TV
Built-in HD/Digital Tuner (ATSC/NTSC)
New "Floating Screen" Compact Design Fits Where Others Won't™
- New Sleek Looking Style Offers More Placement Options
- Low Height Design for Ideal Viewing Performance

HD Fine Pitch Screen (0.52 mm)
Auto Self Focus™
3-Line Digital Comb Filter
Auto Pixel Shift Reduces Image Burn-In
Scan Velocity Modulation
V-Chip Parental Channel Block System
Universal Remote Control

HC-P4752W(the one I bought, 2004 model)
Features

TV/VIDEO
Fits Where Others Won't™
- New Sleek Looking Style Offers MorePlacement Options
- Low Height Design for Ideal Viewing Performance
HDTV Performance with Add-on HDTV Tuner
HD Fine Pitch Screen (0.52 mm)
Anti-Glare Protective Screen
Auto Self Focus™
2-Tuner PIP with Multi-Screen & Stock Ticker Mode
3D Y/C Digital Comb Filter
Auto Pixel Shift Reduces Image Burn-In
Velocity Scan Modulation
3:2 Pull Down Conversion of Film Based DVD Sources
V-Chip Parental Channel Block System
Universal Remote Control
Optional Component Stand Available


Please give me your input on this matter..Will i be able to see a noticable viewable difference, what exactly is the TV Tuner. Please help, BTW I paid 899 for the 2004 model I bought, but the 2005 model is 999, shoudl I return the one I bought and pay the extra money for hte newer model...Is it worth it. Please help thanks alot!
 

John S

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Hmm, $100 is a good deal for the HD Tuner. I'd take it back and get the newer model.

The display you purchased needs an add on Tuner to get HDTV.
 

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