Samsung’s 50″ FP-T5084 offers full HD 1080p resolution. Watch its astonishingly crisp picture from any angle – even in a brightly lit room, thanks to its ultra FilterBright™ anti-reflection filter. Enjoy the dazzling color array of 18-bit processing; a 15,000 contrast ratio reveals the deepest blacks, the whitest whites, and every detail in between. SAMSUNG’s powerful anti-burn-in technology assures a long screen life. SRS TruSurround XT technology and 15-watt per channel audio amplifiers deliver sound through bottom speakers. Connect your digital devices to the 3 HDMI ports, one on the side, and take advantage of the full complement of audio and video inputs, including one for your PC. Control all your CEC-compliant digital devices through the one FP-T5084 remote. And it’s energy star compliant, so you’ll use less energy.

DNIe
Samsung’s revolutionary DNIe technology offers digital perfection in naturally presented, crystal-clear images that uncover even the most minute detail.

Picture in Picture
You can watch your favorite video or movie while working on a computer spreadsheet simultaneously. Work and play at the same time! Single Tuner Picture in PIcture allows you to view a seperate source while watching TV. It does not allow viewing of two TV shows at the same time.

15,000:1 Contrast Ratio
Two of the most important factors in overall picture quality contrast and brightness achieve new heights in these new plasma panels.

side AV Inputs
Convenient side S-Video composite AV inputs allow component connections without the need to access the back of the TV.

FilterBright Anti-Glare Filter
Samsung’s FilterBright anti-glare filterEnhances contrast ratio in bright rooms even in the daytime and improves overall brightness for clearer image details.

Natural True Color
Samsung plasma TVs can display natural true color with 18 bit processing. A new algorithm that adjusts color balance will let you enjoy the ‘as-is color’.

SRS TruSurround XT
Samsung TVs are equipped with the best that technology can offer in sound quality. Even when viewing regular broadcasts, our 2 speaker surround sound makes you feel as if the theatre has been brought to your living room.

Power Save
Provides 3 modes, one of which is auto save. In the event of ambient light change, the blue eye detects this change automatically and brightness will be adjusted to the most suitable level. This feature reduces power consumption by up to 25% compared to standard TVs.

Connections

* HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface version 1.3): 3 (2 rear/1 side)
* Component video: 2 (Y, Pb, Pr)
* S-Video input: 1 side/1 rear
* A/V inputs: 1 side/1 rear
* PC input (D-sub) 1 rear
* Headphone jack 1 side

Review By Reviews.cnet

Samsung’s FP-T5084 represents the company’s opening foray into the jungle of 1080p-resolution plasma, and it’s a solid first effort. Compared with the company’s earlier, less expensive HP-T5064, a lower-resolution 50-inch plasma, the FP-T5084 looks cooler and performs a bit better, although not cooler and better enough to earn a higher overall rating. You might expect the 1080p resolution to mean a sharper picture, but as with all 50-inch HDTVs we’ve tested, its benefits on the FP-T5084 are difficult to discern. That doesn’t prevent this plasma from competing well against the heavy-hitters in the category, including Panasonic and, to a lesser extent, Pioneer.

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Review By Products.howstuffworks

The FP-T5084 is Energy Star-compliant and reduces energy consumption up to 25 percent compared to other similar-sized plasma HDTVs. Part of this reduction comes from Samsung’s FilterBright technology, which deploys an antiglare filter to reduce (but unfortunately not eliminate) glare from outside light sources. Power consumption is further moderated by the FP-T5084′s power save mode. A blue eye in the front-bottom bezel reads the ambient light in your viewing room and adjusts the set to one of three brightness modes, which is more efficient for both viewing and energy consump.

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Review By Hdtvsreview

The FPT5084 is 1080p, meaning that it can display resolution up to 1920 x 1080. It does so while maintaining a good contrast ratio of 15,000:1 and a very bright screen. The astonishingly good brightness is achieved by the Ultra FilterBright which blocks the reflection on the screen caused by any source of light (sun, lamp etc). The quality of the picture is better than in some other plasmas, the cause of this is the DNIe technology which uses special algorithms to change and enhance the image before it is displayed on the screen (reduce noise, increase contrast), it results in an overall good image even for the standard TV.

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Review By Ezinearticles

The Samsung FPT5084 HDTV is sleek and visually pleasing. Samsung has placed the speakers (hidden) to the side of the 50 inch screen, as opposed to the bottom. This makes the panel shorter and wider, which, in turn, makes it easier on the eyes. The sides of the TV also consist of chrome colored strips, which curve towards the outside of the TV and conceal the hidden speakers. The top and bottom frame of the Samsung FPT5084 is thin for a plasma of 50 inches. The bottom panel includes Samsung’s logo and blue light. However, this particular feature can be turned off.

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Review By Pcadvisor

You also get Samsung’s DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine), which combines noise reduction, colour enhancement, and motion processing to make pictures look sharper. With DNIe enabled, images did look a bit sharper, brighter, and more colour-saturated – unnaturally so, we thought. In the Blu-ray version of Phantom of the Opera, we preferred the TV’s presets, such as the default Standard and Movie modes.

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Review By Pcworld

The FP-T5084 offers a slew of adjustable settings, including RGB gain and offset controls in the White Balance section of the OSD menu (for fine color temperature controls), and separate pink, green, blue, and white settings in My Color Control. You also get Samsung’s DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine), which combines noise reduction, color enhancement, and motion processing to make pictures look sharper. With DNIe enabled, images did look a bit sharper, brighter, and more color-saturated–unnaturally so, I thought. In the Blu-ray version of Phantom of the Opera, I preferred the TV’s presets, such as the default Standard and Movie modes.

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