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Features

• Display type: Tube
• Screen resolution: 480i (SDTV). Supports up to 540 lines horizontal resolution.
• Aspect ratio: 4:3
• Tuner type: NTSC, ATSC
• HDMI inputs: 0
• Component inputs: 1, Supports 480i/480p/720p/1080i signals.
• S-video inputs: 0
• Height: 23.3"
• Width: 30.4"
• Depth: 16.5"
• Weight: 90.4 lbs.
• CRT picture quality: CRT TVs, also known as tube TVs, are the ones that we grew up watching. Manufacturers have had the most time to refine the picture and they are still the "gold standard" against which other display technologies are measured.
• SlimFit: Traditionally, tube TVs have been big and bulky, especially for the screen size. Samsung SlimFit tube TVs get rid of the depth, delivering a flat-panel like look with tube TV affordability.
• Flat black styling with side speakers: Samsung's flat black finish puts the emphasis on the picture, minimizing glare from your room. Side speakers optimize stereo sound.
• DynaFlat HD CRT: Improves picture resolution andbrightness with a greater amount ofindividual picture elements being illuminated.
• 4H digital comb filter: Constantly analyzesthe three dimensions of picture height,picture width, and picture changes over-time,to dramatically reduce edge image artifactswhile improving transition detail.
• 4 video presets: Optimize the picture forthe type of program being watched. Presets:Standard/Dynamic/Movie/Custom with useradjustable brightness, contrast, sharpness,color, and tint.
• NTSC/ATSC tuner: The ATSC tuner lets you receive free digital broadcasts, including HD signals, through an over the air antenna. The NTSC tuner will allow you to tune in to analog signals until the 2009 cutoff.
• SDTV: Although a Standard Definition Television (SDTV), this Samsung is capable of supporting 480i/480p/720p/1080i signals. These signals are received through the televisions component input and down-converted for viewing.
• Game Mode: Gaming places high demands on the TV. People sit closer to the screen, instant response is required, and all images are computer generated. As a result, a TV should be "tuned" for games. Samsung learned the best practices from a leading console manufacturer and built them into Game Mode.

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