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LCD TV’s are usually less expensive than Plasma, but are more laggy than a Plasma. Example, if you shoot in a game on your console, it might take about 0.2 seconds to register on your TV of you have an LCD. On a Plasma it is lightning fast. Also there is no burn in on LCD TV’s.

Hope this helped!

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Warhawk was initially intended to have both single-player and multiplayer modes, however the single-player element was canceled during development due to concerns that it was inferior to the game’s multiplayer component.[2] The game was released with five maps (each with five possible configurations) and four game types, Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Zones and Capture The Flag. After the 1.4 update, the number of game types increased to six with the addition of the Hero and Collection modes. Three optional expansion packs for the game containing new maps and equipment increase the number of available maps to eight.

Warhawk was met with a generally positive reception by reviewers. However, for a few months after its initial launch it was plagued by connection and server issues, including ranking issues with players, which were subsequently corrected in updates.[3] The player is able to rank-up though 20 ranks ranging from Recruit to General, unlocking new personnel and aircraft customization options at each rank.

Developer(s) Incognito(Now Lightbox interactive)/SCE Studios Santa Monica
Publisher(s) SCE, Incognito
Native resolution 720p, 1080i, 1080p (HDTV)
480p (EDTV)
576i (SDTV)
Version 1.5 (August 27, 2008)
Platform(s) PlayStation 3
Release date(s) PlayStation Store
JP October 4, 2007
NA August 28, 2007
EU August 30, 2007
AUS August 31, 2007
BD-ROM
NA August 28, 2007
EU September 21, 2007
AUS September 20, 2007
Genre(s) Third-person shooter
Mode(s) 2-4 player Split-screen multiplayer, 32 player online play
Rating(s) ESRB: Teen
OFLC: Mature
PEGI: 16+
Media Blu-ray Disc, Download
Input methods Gamepad, Bluetooth or USB Headset

Warhawk is a third-person shooter set in a fictional, perpetual war between the Eucadian and Chernovan armies (blue and red team, respectively).
There are two ground vehicles, a jeep and a tank, and an armored personnel carrier is added by the Operation: Broken Mirror expansion. There are two air vehicles, the Warhawk and Nemesis (which are only cosmetically different), both of which can use nine weapons. The Omega Dawn expansion adds a dropship, and the Fallen Star expansion adds a jetpack. There are three turrets available to the player (anti-air missile turret, anti-air flak turret, and the .50 caliber anti-infantry machine gun). The game uses the PlayStation 3 Sixaxis[4] and DualShock 3 controllers.[5] The game can be set to make use of these controllers’ motion sensing function to allow the players to control aircraft and ground vehicles by tilting the controller in different directions rather than the more conventional methods of using the D-pad or analog sticks. However, a traditional control scheme is the default option. Warhawk offers online and offline multiplayer play. Offline allows for 1-4 players splitscreen (without bots). Online features up to 32-player battles, with the ability to have up to 4 players use one PlayStation 3 in split screen mode (on non-ranked servers that permit it). Players 2-4 can enter or exit the game while a match is in progress.

The game uses medals and rewards, which are awarded for certain tasks. As of v1.50, the game supports trophies, which will be used in the online service PlayStation Home.[6] Players are also able to customize their characters with armor squad markings, Warhawk paint schemes, and other accessories. More customization options are unlocked as the player increases in rank.[7] Warhawk also allows the creation of clans, which may participate in online events and competitions. The game also makes use of arbiters, paid anonymous players who are tasked to find cheaters within the game. They are able to punish offending players in several ways, such as an email warning, a forum post, a kick, or a temporary/permanent ban. Arbiters can also request that the player’s stats be erased.[8]

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I was watching TV the other night and all of a sudden, the TV just shut off. The front panel has 3 LED lights one for the timer, one for the lamp, and one for the stand by/temp. None of these lights are on as of now. In checking my manual, they give no indication as to what the problem is if you have no LED lights working on the front of the TV.

I am thinking that maybe the lamp crapped out ???? and was wondering if anyone could give me some guidance (the manual does not really help). I don’t want to go to the cost of ordering a new lamp and then have that not be a problem.

If the lamp is the issue, would anyone know where to get a replacement, especially here in the Albany area???? From what I’ve read about Samsung customer service online, that’s about the last place I’d want to go.

Many thanks for any help you can provide. The last thing I want to do is go out and get another TV……..

Let the TV cool down, then turn the power on.

If the lamp has gone out – the LED’s on the front should flash after a minute or so.

Since you are getting "nothing – I suspect the power supply has died.

It might be worth finding a local TV shop and paying them $80 to examine the unit and give you a quote for a new power supply – then decide if it is worth fixing or not. Having them show up to your house is usually a charge.

Some people have issues with the "Ballest". I put a link below to something you could try.