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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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The Samsung 9000 series is an edge-lit display, which is great if you want something super thin but performance is going to be sub-par compared to a plasma or full local dimming LED.
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Yes, the new samsung D8000....gorgeous as I said! Hardly any bezel....don't care much for the included stand but mounted it would be like looking in a window.
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Panasonic VT series plasma, Samsung 8000 series (esp check out the specs on the new D8000 they look gorgeous!)
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There are plenty of very highly rated non B&O TVs out there, and may even have better performance than the B&O TVs at a fraction of the price. You may want to check out AVS forums for what the videophiles consider great TVs. Currently for plasmas (they still beat LCD/LED TVs for picture quality, esp black levels) the Panasonic VT series and
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OMG Leslie you have 3 of everything! (I know because he sold me a Beolink 5000 and had several to choose from!)
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Seriously as well...since you are in Canada your prices aren't going to be what you could get in the UK as B&O is much more popular there. That being said, I did see one go for several thousand dollars about 8-9mo ago on ebay for around $4k USD
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I will buy it for $11!!!!
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CES 2011 is underway tomorrow. There will be a lot of 3D TVs. TVs using active 3D. TVs using passive 3D. TVs that hope to be glasses free but despite what the maker claims (Toshiba) are years away unless you like 3 degree viewing angles. Given the flux in technology and the differing trends in the marketplace, I think it would be incredibly dumb for
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I had to pick deal up. Listing was initially for $225 and asked seller if he had a buy-it-now in mind. He said he would take $280. Check it out! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250752315900&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
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Yes but of course you will need a step down transformer, and a rather hefty one to match the power rating of the sub