Samsung B6000

[Nicolidakies]

Hello,

I'm looking to buy my first Hd Tv but didn't know where to begin with,with so much possibilities.As it now happens my brother has a co-worker who won a Samsung B6000 at work and is willing to sell it (brand new).This model..

http://ces.cnet.com/8301-19167_1-10135347-100.html


The price for it over here is 644€ which comes down to 867.34 US Dollars and he is willing to sell it for 500€ which is 673.4 US Dollars..I might be able to cut the price down even more as he really wants to sell it..

My main concern is it being only 32".Not that it is that small but i'm dedicating an entire room to movie viewing so maybe the tv would be a little small in comparison..What do you all think?Thanks in advance..

Grtz

[raygendreau]

Originally Posted by Nicolidakies

Hello,

I'm looking to buy my first Hd Tv but didn't know where to begin with,with so much possibilities.As it now happens my brother has a co-worker who won a Samsung B6000 at work and is willing to sell it (brand new).This model..

http://ces.cnet.com/8301-19167_1-10135347-100.html


The price for it over here is 644€ which comes down to 867.34 US Dollars and he is willing to sell it for 500€ which is 673.4 US Dollars..I might be able to cut the price down even more as he really wants to sell it..

My main concern is it being only 32".Not that it is that small but i'm dedicating an entire room to movie viewing so maybe the tv would be a little small in comparison..What do you all think?Thanks in advance..

Grtz

The price is right, but the size may be too small. 32" viewing distance shouldn't be more than about 5 to 6 feet.

I have owned the UN40B6000 for 8 months and am very pleased with the PQ. If you do decide to buy the 32", set it up using the data available for the UN46B on CNET.

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-19410_10...rum-w;forums06