Comments on: Samsung HP-S5053 50″ Plasma HDTV

By: merunakinkoi90

merunakinkoi90 — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:18:18 +0000

What do I have to do to plug-in my Dell to samsung plasma TV? I wish to plug my computer to my plazma HDTV (Samsung PN63B590 63-Inch) which has three HDMI Inputs. What you can commend & what do I need to get to plug-in my computer to my plasma. I’m seeking to link this to the HDTV so that the movies I usually find on-line can be seen in my HDTV.

By: tamigakinchishi

tamigakinchishi — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 14:21:51 +0000

What do I require to do to plug-in my computer to samsung plasma TV? I need to plug my computer to my plazma HDTV (Samsung PN50B550 50-Inch Plasma HDTV) that has couple of HDMI Inputs. {What you can suggest|What are my options & what do I have to get to plug my Dell to my plasma. Want to connect this to the Plasma so that the videos I love to watch in a net can be seen in my plasma tv.

By: rb

rb — Mon, 18 Dec 2006 07:43:58 +0000

You are advertising the Samsung HP-S5053, however the description you are using is from the similar, but assuredly different HP-S5033. The 5053 is a full 13lbs heavier, it also does not have the anti-burn feature(auto pixel shift) that the newer 5033 has (which by the way, you mistakenly called it “audio pixel shift”)instead, the 5053 offers only filterbrite technology which the newer 5033 has as standard and doesn’t bother to list it. Also the 5033 has a 30 watt audio system whereas the 053 has just a 20 watt system, and in your lower features list you have that correct, but in the main body, obviously, it is referencing the 5033, not the 5053 you are selling. The HP-S5073 is actually a more similar model to the 5053, the only difference between the two there is that the 5073 also has a 30 watt system and the stand is slightly different.