Samsung has joined the 1080p revolution with the top of the range F71 series, promising to deliver the latest LCD technology at an affordable price. With the widely advertised Digital Natural Image Engine, wide viewing angles and XWCG – CCFL color enhancing backlights, the Korean electronic giant hopes to make it’s mark in an increasingly competitive LCD market. Samsung seems to have taken sides in the HD DVD vs Blu Ray contest when they announced that the Blu Ray player was the perfect complement to their TV. As we shall see later, they also have something more in common.
We are going to take a look at the smaller 40 inch LE40F71BX model and see if this LCD HDTV can survive our grueling tests.
Update: Contacted Samsung's tech department and was informed that it is has eXtended Wide Colour Gamut. The review has been revised with the new information, including a new technology description of DNIe.
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