Samsung UA40N5300 40" Smart WiFi Multi system LED TV 110 220v 240 volts 50 60 hz
Display
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Screen Size: 40"
Video
Picture Engine: Hyper Real
PQI (Picture Quality Index): 500
Motion Rate: 50
HDR: Yes
Contrast: Mega Contrast
Color: Pur Color
Micro Dimming: Micro Dimming Pro
Contrast Enhancer: Yes
Film Mode: Yes
Natural Mode Support: Yes
Audio
Dolby Digital Plus: Yes
Sound Output (RMS): 20W
Speaker Type: 2CH
Multiroom Link: Yes
Smart Service
Samsung SMART TV: Smart
Web Browser: Yes
SmartThings App Support: Yes
Tuner/Broadcasting
Digital Broadcasting: DVB-T2
Analog Tuner: Yes
TV Key Support: Yes
Convergence
Mobile to TV - Mirroring, DLNA: Yes
WiFi Direct: Yes
Connectivity
HDMI: 2
USB: 1
Component In (Y/Pb/Pr): 1
Composite In (AV): 1 (Common Use for Component Y)
Ethernet (LAN): Yes
Digital Audio Out (Optical): 1
HDMI A / Return Ch. Support: Yes
HDMI Quick Switch: Yes
RF In (Terrestrial / Cable input): 1/0(Common Use for Terrestrial)/0
Wireless LAN Built-in: Yes
Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC): Yes
Design
Design: Slim Edge Mold
Bezel Type: VNB
Front Colour: Black Hairline
Stand Type: Mini Arc
Slim Type: Semi Slim
Additional Feature
Processor: Quad-Core
Digital Clean View: Yes
Auto Channel Search: Yes
Auto Power Off: Yes
Caption (Subtitle): Yes
Connect Share(TM) (HDD): Yes
ConnectShare(TM) (USB 2.0): Yes
EPG: Yes
Game Mode: Yes (Basic)
USB HID Support: Yes
Teletext (TTX): Yes
IPv6 Support: Yes
Ultra Clean View: Yes
Eco Feature
Eco Sensor: Yes
Power
Power Supply: AC220-240V 50/60Hz
Power Consumption (Max): 100W
Dimension
Package Size (WxHxD, mm): ?1092.0 x 592.0 x 128.0?
Set Size with Stand (WxHxD, mm): ?917.1 x 552.4 x 170.3?
Set Size without Stand (WxHxD, mm): ?917.1 x 527.7 x 77.0?
Stand (Basic) (WxD, mm): ?824.7 x 170.3?
Weight
Package Weight: 9.3 kg
Set Weight with Stand: 7.2 kg
Set Weight without Stand: 7.0 kg
Accessory
Remote Controller Model: TM1240A
Batteries (for Remote Control): Yes
Mini Wall Mount Support: Yes
Vesa Wall Mount Support: Yes
User Manual: Yes
E-Manual: Yes
Power Cable: Yes
Built IN DVBT and Pal Tuner. Excellent for use outside North America with Analog Pal RF signals and DVBT RF Signals. For use in North America to watch television a Cable, box or Satellite receiver from your cable company is necessary. Or if you will not subscribe to any paid cable a ATSC digital cable converter box can be used to tune TV channels when in North America. If using outside of North America in Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Oceania, or other countries with Pal or DVBT tuning, this TV will work directly with RF Antenna signal. If You have any questions regarding this please call us. With the appropriate setup this TV can be used anywhere in the world.
Analog Pal, NTSC, and Secam tuner built in for world wide use for analog tuning. If you are in a country that utilizes digital tuning such as DVBT or ATSC a Cable Box or Satellite receiver is needed. If You have any questions regarding this please call us. With the appropriate setup this TV can be used anywhere in the world.
USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. A USB port is a cable connection interface used on personal computers and consumer electronics. USB ports allow stand-alone electronic devices to be connected via cables to a computer or to each other.
WiFi built-in means that the hardware needed is already built into the device. WiFi Built-in tv's already have the WiFi card/adapter inside. It is ready to connect to Wi-Fi networks straight out of the box. If you have a WiFi network, just plug in the TV, set it up and you have internet access.
WiFi ready means that the device is able to use WiFi but requires an adapter. WiFi adapters are fairly inexpensive and usually plug into the USB port. WiFi Ready TV's will always have a standard LAN port to utilize internet features without using WiFi.
A smart TV, also known as a connected TV or hybrid TV, describes the combining of the Internet and Web 2.0 features into television sets, as well as the integration between computers and these television sets. These devices focus on online interactive media, Internet TV, over-the-top content, as well as on-demand streaming media, and less focus on traditional broadcast media than traditional television sets.
