Samsung UA22F5100AR 22 inch (55 cm) LED Full HD TV

If you are under 15k budget, you want HD quality screen.. this is it (its Full HD).nScreen looks like a computer LCD monitor pitch dark black, very good quality material, feels premium, remote is Samsung standard remote, screen brightness is pretty good, you can control back light very easily also it has eco mode, where you can dim and also switch off screen if you want to listen just to audio (say news, music channel) .. it plays huge files without glitch, tested couple of mkv & mp4 container files having h.264 codec with 1080p resolution with mp4 AAC audio, it works.. have not tested all the file format.. I guess it should work most of them.. I also tested opening up my dslr photos which was 12-14MB file, it plays slideshow with out a glitch.. people who are bothered about the sound, I was happy with the output volume though 3Wx2 it is not that bad for the size. (It has two USB one with 1Amp and another with 0.5Amp) USB to USB copy works fine with Fat32 format, it failed for me to paste the file on NTFS HDD, nevertheless it reads my 1TB NTFS based HDD. nWill try to update when I use it more.nnThanks

It's the cheapest of the prestigious "5-Series Samsung LED TVs" and performs like one too. Despite the fact that there's no VGA input point ( just buy a VGA-HDMI converter, just 100 bucks ) this TV/monitor is definitely in my good books. nnFor TV viewers, get an HD connection to experience the full feel of Full HD. They say you can't feel the difference in a 22 inch screen, but trust me, it makes a lot of difference if you are planning to watch at close range, like you would for a PC screen.nnI haven't connected it with PC yet, but seen the clarity of HD ready, Full HD and UHD video performance via USB and its just eye candy. Its quite a TV at this prize range.nnEnthusiasts shall go through the Samsung website and search for this particular product for all the details you want to know.nnI'm a big time lover of technology and I highly recommend it.