NCIX.com (Canada): Buy a BenQ [Home Theatre] Projector; Get 2nd Globe Free

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NCIX.com (Canada): Buy a BenQ [Home Theatre] Projector; Get 2nd Globe Free

IVI on 17/06/2012 - 14:55 source.ncix.com (391 clicks)

2x Full HD (W1100 DLP -and- W1200 HDTV) & 1x 3D HD (BenQ W7000 3D) are shown on the promo web page; maybe check with BenQ for others.

('seemed a little slow with new "Deals" on OzB, today, so, when I stumbled on this one, from .CA, I thought I'd take a chance & post it.)

Note: I'm -not- looking for a projector; so, I -haven't- checked whether it runs on 50 Hz 240 V AC; also, prices were in Canadian $$, so, add S+H fees from Canada to AU, & convert to Au$'s -before- deciding to buy.

(NCIX.com was mentioned on some "NCIX Tech Tips" YouTube videos; they're known for their excellent, if quick-paced, tablet reviews & comparisons.)

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darrylxu on 17/06/2012 - 15:07 ¶

Nice deal, but the postage fee from CA to AU is always expensive based on my own experience.
- IVI on 17/06/2012 - 15:12 ¶
  
  Yup, same outrageous fees from USA based on mine.
  
  But are projector lamps so cheap?
  
  (Someone looking might like to compare & let us know;
  if it's -not- a deal, someone might pick-up a lead to
  the reasonable NCIX's Tech Tips videos by reading it. :-)
V-Ate on 17/06/2012 - 17:19 ¶

All 3 projectors support 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz according to their stats, but the NCIX FAQ's state "Unfortunately, we are unable to process orders outside of U.S. and Canada at this moment."

So you'd have to use a package forwarder, which will add to the cost. I assume around $100+
- IVI on 17/06/2012 - 20:51 ¶
  
  Good detective work… Sorry about that!
  
  Anyone with either a friend studying there or some family living there (or in USA) might help reduce the cost.
  
  'dunno if it's worth the effort.
  
  PS Was the -middle- one a 'TV receiver? (It said: "HDTV")
  
  If so, I don't know if the TV standard would be at all compatible with AU's.