46" Sony Internet TV = €639 Inc Delivery

irishproduce

Here you go

I am sure the folks here will either go for it or tear it apart.

irish

NobodyImportant

50Hz? Why do they make sure a big, decent TV like this with 50Hz?

Paid €630 for a 40" version of of this with 100HZ a month ago. In law bought a 32" version of this with 50Hz for €380 too.

Might suit somebody who doesnt need a super resolution but wants a smart, decent TV.

K3v

I am looking for a decent size LED Smart TV but preferably 200Hz. The search continues.

Jarren

K3v wrote: »

I am looking for a decent size LED Smart TV but preferably 200Hz. The search continues.

Not sure if this is the the decent size for you


http://www.powercity.ie/?par=10-13-37LS570&pages=&prod=37LS570&brands=LG&image=

K3v

Between 42-46 inches really. That's a nice tv though.

godtabh

NobodyImportant wrote: »

50Hz? Why do they make sure a big, decent TV like this with 50Hz?

Paid €630 for a 40" version of of this with 100HZ a month ago. In law bought a 32" version of this with 50Hz for €380 too.

Might suit somebody who doesnt need a super resolution but wants a smart, decent TV.

its 1080p. what other resolution can you get?

skinny90

Jarren wrote: »

K3v wrote: »

I am looking for a decent size LED Smart TV but preferably 200Hz. The search continues.

Not sure if this is the the decent size for you


http://www.powercity.ie/?par=10-13-37LS570&pages=&prod=37LS570&brands=LG&image=

That's not 200 hz
That is lgs mci not panel refresh...it's still 50hz.that sony's a great price but was never worth what their claiming it to be

NewHillel

NobodyImportant wrote: »

50Hz? Why do they make sure a big, decent TV like this with 50Hz?

Paid €630 for a 40" version of of this with 100HZ a month ago. In law bought a 32" version of this with 50Hz for €380 too.

Might suit somebody who doesnt need a super resolution but wants a smart, decent TV.

This TV appears to be a real bargain.

TV broadcasts are 50Hz. Sets that quote higher refresh frequencies, not resolution, are using various processing techniques to refresh the screen more quickly. This is only apparent, if at all, with fast moving scenes, such as some sports. The refresh frequency is NOT a reliable guide to a TVs motion performance.

1080p is the highest resolution currently available, outside of some extremely high end sets, which have not yet been launched in the market. There are very few HD Tv broadcasts at this resolution, most are 1080i, or less.
According to the BBC, the first time super high definition TV, higher than 1080p, will be broadcast in the UK is at the Olympics this year.

Leslie91

NobodyImportant wrote: »

50Hz? Why do they make sure a big, decent TV like this with 50Hz?

Paid €630 for a 40" version of of this with 100HZ a month ago. In law bought a 32" version of this with 50Hz for €380 too.

Might suit somebody who doesnt need a super resolution but wants a smart, decent TV.

Where did u get this?

ted1

Anything above 100hz l
On a LCD/led looks hillarous the sets look way to fake and the motion makes it look like it was filmed on a cam corder.

NobodyImportant

Leslie91 wrote: »

Where did u get this?

Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004S9DWW2/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00 Was £499 when i bought it though. Gone up now.

skinny90

ted1 wrote: »

Anything above 100hz l
On a LCD/led looks hillarous the sets look way to fake and the motion makes it look like it was filmed on a cam corder.

You can turn off the motion control,on most LEDs is off as a default setting

Leslie91

NobodyImportant wrote: »

Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004S9DWW2/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00 Was £499 when i bought it though. Gone up now.

Cheers I see it's 3D too, you can turn the 3D off right? and watch it in regular 2D yes?

NobodyImportant

Yep, I havent even tried the 3D features out yet.

Jarren

K3v wrote: »

Between 42-46 inches really. That's a nice tv though.

Is this any better ?

http://www.pixmania.ie/ie/uk/11833523/art/samsung/ue40es6300-3d-led-smart-t.html

kevez

NobodyImportant wrote: »

Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004S9DWW2/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00 Was £499 when i bought it though. Gone up now.

how did you order off amazon i cant get a tv delivered to the republic of ireland

Mimikyu

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jimogr

This is now down to €519

Zardoz

jimogr wrote: »

This is now down to €519

Its a cracking tv for that price.

Phibsboro

I think this is too good to be true. See the other thread on the sony laptop, same deal crowd and same provider.

Here is a comment from someone using the provider via a uk deal crowd...

http://www.reviewcentre.com/Online-Discounts-Vouchers-and-Cashback-Sites/Wowcher-www-wowcher-co-uk-review_1549701

Zardoz

Phibsboro wrote: »

I think this is too good to be true. See the other thread on the sony laptop, same deal crowd and same provider.

Here is a comment from someone using the provider via a uk deal crowd...

http://www.reviewcentre.com/Online-Discounts-Vouchers-and-Cashback-Sites/Wowcher-www-wowcher-co-uk-review_1549701

Would seem to be allright.
The same tv is for sale on Pixmania for 950 euro.
The EX524 which is the same model but for built in wifi won a Best Buy award off Which magazine last year in the mid range tv section.
Mid range Sony tvs are not cheap.
Its only a 50hz tv but a very good one ,very little motion blur.
If genuine,its a steal.

Jellybean28

Anyone receive any of these yet?