So Samsung's really moving up the food chain, huh?

[Dari]

Originally posted by: MaxDepth

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: AU Tiger
Samsung Microwaves are among the most highly rated.

Agreed. In my personal experimenting I find that samsung microwaves consistently cook an average 11 pound cat quicker than any other similarly watt-rated microwave. They also tend to cook the cat more evenly, with minimal popping.

Now is that with a North American tabbey, or a Maine my excellent compatriot?
I have had the most horrible time trying to stuff a live my excellent compatriot into a microwave.

WTF are you guys talking about?

BTW, are their projection TVs as good as the Hitachis? The price is right, how about quality?

 

[CrazyDe1]

how long does the average rear projection HDTV last?

 

[Tetsuo]

Originally posted by: thereds
Their TV's I've heard are badass.

They are. I love mine

 

[MaxDSP]

love my 19" SyncMaster 955DF

 

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: MaxDepth

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: AU Tiger
Samsung Microwaves are among the most highly rated.

Agreed. In my personal experimenting I find that samsung microwaves consistently cook an average 11 pound cat quicker than any other similarly watt-rated microwave. They also tend to cook the cat more evenly, with minimal popping.

Now is that with a North American tabbey, or a Maine my excellent compatriot?
I have had the most horrible time trying to stuff a live my excellent compatriot into a microwave.

lol WTH?

 

[Aharami]

i have their lame thread maker. it works great!

 

[PoPPeR]

I really really like my Samsung A620/VGA1000 (sprint mobile phone)

 

[StageLeft]

Originally posted by: MaxDepth

Originally posted by: Skoorb

Originally posted by: AU Tiger
Samsung Microwaves are among the most highly rated.

Agreed. In my personal experimenting I find that samsung microwaves consistently cook an average 11 pound cat quicker than any other similarly watt-rated microwave. They also tend to cook the cat more evenly, with minimal popping.

Now is that with a North American tabbey, or a Maine my excellent compatriot?
I have had the most horrible time trying to stuff a live my excellent compatriot into a microwave.

I've run into the same thing, unfortunately. The girth of the maie my excellent compatriot requires an oversized microwave. Generally the only ones you can squeeze such a cat into are the over-the-stove kind microwaves, due to their large cooking interior. As such I've had few opportunities to report on cooking results with a maine my excellent compatriot. Anything more than 13-14 pounds I find that a microwave is not the optimal cooking device, and convection ovens are recommended.

 

[Howard]

Samsung pwns me!

 

[777php]

If you are going to buy a Samsung RPTV get their DLP line of TV's. They have no burn in and the bulbs can be replaced for around $300. The screen is awesome and they have resolutions up to 1280x720 or something along those lines for hooking up HTPC's.

 

[zippy]

Had a Samsung Syncmaster 900P CRT for quite a few years that was a champ. This was pre-DigitAll though - this was back in the day when they were making good, solid, inexpensive products.

I have a Samsung A530 cell phone and it's absolutely amazing.

So yes, Samsung rocks. When I got my LCD I would have purchased a Samsung if not for that crazy Dell deal on the Planar 19".

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