Samsung's 32-inch UE32D5000 can be picked up online for as little as £400, which is remarkably cheap for an LED-illuminated model from a big-name manufacturer. There are plenty of other features to grab your attention too, including digital media playback via USB or the Ethernet port, and 100Hz motion processing. It sounds too good to be true. Interface and EPG Despite the set's rock-bottom price tag, Samsung has done a really good job on its menu system. With liberal use of colour, as well as cute and stylish graphics, it looks very welcoming, and it's easy to find your way around. The menu system is bright and colourful.

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The electronic programme guide is also first-class. The currently selected channel is shuffled into a video window in the top left-hand corner, while a summary of the currently selected programme is shown to the right of this. Below, you'll find the main EPG view, which is capable of showing programming information for six channels at any one time in a traditional horizontal layout. It's fast to use and, as the fonts are large, you can easily read programme names and information even from quite a distance away. The EPG is neatly designed.

Ufc Key Generator Free Download. The set's remote is rather wide for our tastes, and its chunkiness means it doesn't feel quite as comfortable as the remotes that come with most of LG's models. Nevertheless, the buttons are big and chunky and the layout is well considered.

The remote control is a tad bulky. Digital media and Internet Samsung hasn't added support for its Smart TV platform.

This means not only is there no support for apps like and Twitter, but you also miss out on any video-on-demand services, including BBC iPlayer. If you've got access to iPlayer via a set-top box or something like the, this may not bother you so much, but it's still a shame it's absent, as it's now supported on some other budget LED sets. The Ethernet port doesn't go completely unused, however, as Samsung does include support for media streaming. There are two ways to access the media-streaming functions. Firstly, you can press the Smart Hub button on the remote control and then scroll left to the 'my downloads' screen. Here you can choose whether you want to view videos or photos, or just listen to music files, and, once you've selected the media type, you can choose the preferred DNLA server to use from a list.

Alternatively, you can press the source button on the remote control and go directly to the available media servers, which are shown at the bottom of the AV inputs list. The set's digital media handling features are very impressive. The interface for accessing media content is well presented and the media-streaming support is generally quite good. We had no problems playing JPEG photos or listening to MP3 files. Dead Island Product Code Keygens there. The telly also played DivX and Xvid files without any hiccups. It wouldn't play MKV files until we renamed them as AVI files, but, after, that it handled them without any problems. As well as the Ethernet socket, the TV also has two USB ports.