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is the samsung 46" 1080p LCD TV (LN46B530) compatible wi...
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is the samsung 46" 1080p LCD TV (LN46B530) compatible with std. def satellite reception or do I have to have HD?
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Yes, you can use coaxial or the composite inputs on the TV.
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