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Shin

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#195181 9-Apr-2016 09:29
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Hi

my kids favorite sony klv-40s550a does not take HDMI signal anymore somehow. searched internet but only found inly one person asked a question. so it seems not a common problem.

all the osd works fine just cant display any digital / d-sub signal. analog tv shows static screen so the tuner seems working. (its not dtv)

need to buy replacement today before the school holiday begins.

can anyone suggest any model sub $600 range? need 1080p with 40" plus screen.

cheers

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  #1528897 9-Apr-2016 10:17
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I saw that the warehouse has a 40" veon for $370 in their latest mailer




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  #1528907 9-Apr-2016 10:37
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you can also get the 55" Veon from The Warehouse for $649





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  #1528909 9-Apr-2016 10:38
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vexxxboy:

 

you can also get the 55" Veon from The Warehouse for $649

 

 

 

 

Thanks, is Veon brand reliable? 




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  #1528910 9-Apr-2016 10:38
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dasimpsonsrule:

 

I saw that the warehouse has a 40" veon for $370 in their latest mailer

 

 

 

 

Thanks, is Veon brand reliable? 


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  #1528913 9-Apr-2016 10:50
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General consensus is that Veon is reliable, with pretty bad audio


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  #1528916 9-Apr-2016 11:21
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macuser:

 

General consensus is that Veon is reliable, with pretty bad audio

 

 

 

 

fair assessment based on the 39 inch full hd veon i have had for a couple of years now.

 

picture is fine as a 2nd tv/monitor in the study - sound i have taken care of via an amp and decent speakers

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #1528918 9-Apr-2016 11:38
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I saw this the other day and like the look of it

 

 

 

https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/shop/all-televisions-online/sony-kdl-43w800c-43-full-high-definition-3d-smart-led-with-android-tv/prod173325.html

 

 

 

 Sorry just saw the budget range, this is outside of it :(


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  #1528921 9-Apr-2016 12:06
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  #1528923 9-Apr-2016 12:15
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Don't have either, but its swings and roundabouts -

 

Panasonic, good brand, likely decent picture but (presumably) only 1 year guarantee, only 2 HDMI ports

 

Veon , reasonable picture quality, bad sound but 3 year warranty and 3 HDMI ports.





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  #1528953 9-Apr-2016 12:34
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Thanks everyone.

 

 

 

Would it worth drop by DSE Albany for any fire-sale? Not a good idea? Already gone most?


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  #1528961 9-Apr-2016 12:55
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The deals at the moment don't look great in your price bracket.

Last week you could get a Sony 40" for $449.

Noel Leeming had a LG 43" for $487. The same TV is now $586.01 at JB, still not a terrible deal.


 
 
 

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  #1528969 9-Apr-2016 12:58
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Sam91:

 

The deals at the moment don't look great in your price bracket.

Last week you could get a Sony 40" for $449.

Noel Leeming had a LG 43" for $487. The same TV is now $586.01 at JB, still not a terrible deal.

 

 

Thanks! But Sony sold out already! :)


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  #1528983 9-Apr-2016 13:31
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Shin:

 

Thanks everyone.

 

 

 

Would it worth drop by DSE Albany for any fire-sale? Not a good idea? Already gone most?

 



I got this for $400 from DSE during their December clearance. It was a display TV, absolutely nothing wrong with it though.

Considering how close they are to closing, their display TVs must be pretty cheap. Might be worth a gamble if the price is right. 


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  #1528992 9-Apr-2016 13:45
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Sam91:

Shin:


Thanks everyone.


 


Would it worth drop by DSE Albany for any fire-sale? Not a good idea? Already gone most?




I got this for $400 from DSE during their December clearance. It was a display TV, absolutely nothing wrong with it though.

Considering how close they are to closing, their display TVs must be pretty cheap. Might be worth a gamble if the price is right. 

was in the lower hutt one on Thursday with cash in hand. No bargains for TV's. Although they had 50% off breville appliances. DSE sticker prices were pretty inflated though

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  #1529017 9-Apr-2016 14:57
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Tried another cable?

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