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vexxxboy
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  #204246 30-Mar-2009 17:13
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just seen the mailer for Dick Smith they have a Sony Bravia W series full hd 46 inch for $2999.00 save $700.00, and a Samsung 40" full hd $2199.00 save $400 both with freeview built in




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  #204281 30-Mar-2009 19:12
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vexxxboy: just seen the mailer for Dick Smith they have a Sony Bravia W series full hd 46 inch for $2999.00 save $700.00, and a Samsung 40" full hd $2199.00 save $400 both with freeview built in


Thanks, will check this out




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  #204290 30-Mar-2009 20:06
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Hey!

I work in retail at Noel Leeming,


By far the Samsung series 6+ is alot nicer than the sony for a few reasons..


Alot clearer sharper on the samsung along with higher contrast ratios, a nicer design along with a full 3year repair on site warranty, I only sell samsung at work mainly because they have top of the line panels, 


There newer tv's have been effected by the dollar but sony has had a few price increases where samsung havent :)



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  #204490 31-Mar-2009 17:57
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irSilentone: Hey! I work in retail at Noel Leeming,


Thanks for the info which is appreciated, the thing I commend you most on it that you were upfront about your employment with Noel LeemingLaughing




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  #206561 12-Apr-2009 15:42
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Before I post a follow up to this thread I must say that the advertising bar on the right hand panel of my Geekzone screen is somewhast distracting given it's an animated image of Peter Leach aka The Mad Buther waving his fingers in the air and extolling the virtues of TelstarClear Pacific... guess you can see the flash banner worked :-)

Righto... we ended up purchasing a Samsung 40 inch Series 6 and paired it with a set of Warfendale Vardus speakers and an Onkyo TX-SR606

Very happy so far, have the MySki HDI plugged in plus the Xbox 360.

I'm developing more questions than answers the more I use the Onkyo so may post a few as a further follow up to this thread.. 95% sure there are Onkyo Home Theater Receiver users lurking about this thread :-)





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  #206562 12-Apr-2009 15:47
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Sounds nice!


Where did you end up buying from? Use tversity with the pc -> xbox if you have movies :)

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  #206740 13-Apr-2009 23:00
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irSilentone: Where did you end up buying from? Use tversity with the pc -> xbox if you have movies :)


Harvey Norman, they did a good deal for Easter on the kit.

Have not tried tversity, but using Xbox to play movies at 1080p and they look fine.




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