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Topic # 113331 14-Jan-2013 09:58 Send private message

Anyone own this TV? Thoughts? Opinions? Any idea on a price that isn't the $5400 JB are adversting.

I see people in Aussie have picked it up for less than $3k.

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  Reply # 748030 21-Jan-2013 00:44 Send private message

JB's are ripping you at that price.
It's only available at JB's / Harvey's to my knowledge... And it's a decent performer for BluRay movies.
However, if you're sitting off-axis keep looking... It has particularly poor viewing angles, oh, and it Freeview HD performance isn't great to my eyes.
And as an aside, Australia, to my knowledge, is the cheapest place in the world to buy TV's, so comparing prices (on LED's in particular - but not plasmas for some reason) will make you feel ripped off!
NZ is far cheaper than the size of our market should ever allow, but Aussie is just THAT cheap as they get down to the nitty gritty of the consumer electronics price war!

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  Reply # 748323 21-Jan-2013 17:38 Send private message

If you hold out for the P65ZT60 it should be superior for a similar price being the buy this instead of an OLED model.

But I doubt the value of spending so much on a television.

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