expired Sanyo 50" (127cm) FULL HD 1080P LCD TV - $498 - BIG W (from Thurs)
This was posted 10 months 9 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal
Anyone got any comments on the quality of this product?
Sale starts this Thursday the 12th.
Sanyo Link: http://www.sanyo.com.au/products/tvs/lcd-tvs/lcd50xr12f
Model Number: lcd50xr12f
From Sanyo Website:
- 127CM FULL HIGH DEFINITION LCD WIDESCREEN TV
- HD digital tuner
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Signal compatibility: 480i/P, 576i/P, 720P, 1080i/P
- Contrast: 4000:1
- Brightness: 350 nit
- 176 degree viewing angle
- 8ms response time
- Stereo system: NICAM, A2/IGR
- Terminals: HDMI x 2; RF input (75ohms coaxial); Composite video; Composite audio; Component video; Component audio; VGA (D-sub); VGA audio; SPDIF (coaxial); USB 2.0 interface; Earphone jack
- Sleep timer, Teletext, Parental control
- Weight: 21.5kg
- Dimensions (WxHxD)mm: 1165x793x300
- Warranty Period: 12 months repair (Australia only)
EAN: 4994334290410
Retailers:
Australia: Big W, Dick Smith Electronics
MOD: Link directly to BigW.
Comments (Closed)
Orionn on 10/07/2012 - 16:10 Comment score below threshold (-22).
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wolfenator87 on 10/07/2012 - 16:50 Comment score below threshold (8).
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BargainMyMiddleName on 10/07/2012 - 16:15 ¶are you sure this is a 3d TV? I couldn't see any 3d references. If it is, awesome price.
+12 votesThe company that did BigW's extended warranty has gone bust. Don't buy extended warranty unless you're sure BigW has switched providers.
http://www.smh.com.au/small-business/managing/warranty-runs-...

+3 votesexc3113nce on 10/07/2012 - 16:21 ¶Sorry was on the phone to heaps of people today asking about my plasma I'm selling, pretty much everything is plasma to me lol

+2 voteswolfenator87 on 10/07/2012 - 16:55 ¶If Sanyo made cars then they would be a Mitsubishi. Mid-range and nothing flashy but reliable.

Anyone know if this TV has a games mode to cut down video processing lag?
This TV uses Super MVA LCD technology from Chi Mei, so the picture quality is probably quite decent.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD#Multi-domain_vertical_a...
-3 voteseasternculture on 10/07/2012 - 16:24 ¶is it water or air cooled
if water cooled, its a great price
siuol on 10/07/2012 - 16:27 Comment score below threshold (-7).
wolfenator87 on 10/07/2012 - 16:48 ¶Maybe you could have gotten compo from BigW if you did infact "fall out of your chair"!
+1 votewolfenator87 on 10/07/2012 - 16:49 ¶Only saving a friggin $100? neverthefrigginless, it is still a friggin good price.



Nope, whilst that's the popular myth it doesn't make a shred of practical difference IME; seriously, artificially interpolating/inserting frames in a moving image on the fly is never going to end well.
A good 50Hz set is better than a dodgy 100Hz set any day of the week, there are other factors at play…i.e. response time & input lag just to mention two! MC is just marketing hype! :)
+1 voteHi guys, here's a really important question for me:
My old Sony 32 inch doesn't let you plug in an external hard drive with tv/movies on it. You need an xbox or media player to watch videos on it. It only shows photos directly. My TV is about 3-4 years old now.
I know a lot of the newer TVs can play almost any video file directly by plugging in an external USB drive. Does this one?
Thanks
obeelemon on 10/07/2012 - 17:12 Comment score below threshold (-10).
+10 votesFriend of mine has the 46" version…
It's a decent TV, if all you want is just a TV, but it is an older generation. There's no bells or whistles. It's pretty much a plain vanilla television, for example the USB can only display images, not playback video (from memory). There's only 2 HDMI inputs, again typical of older models. I don't think it even has audio or video out, apart from one digital audio coax port. If you're planning to run any gear into or out of this set, make sure you eyeball one and make sure it has the required connections. (the 50" may be a little different)
If all you want is a TV, it does that job just fine, but don't expect anything much additional. On the upside the picture is ok for a budget set and the channel changes aren't noticeably slow.
+4 votesLooks like a good honest 50" tv to me. 60hz refresh rate is nothing to write home about but good enough for most viewing.
IMO all the 'smart TV' crap being added to TVs these days are mere novelties. Buy a WDTV Live for $99 and you got all the smarts that you really need.
+1 voteI'd go with the WD Live player. It plays almost any file thrown at it and accessing the network shares is a painless process. I use it to play all my media even though my LG LCD TV can play movies off an external HDD. The reason for this is my LG can only play audio that is 2.1 or stereo. If you had media that has Dolby DTS or multi-channel sound, the chances of your TV converting the audio to stereo for playback are pretty slim unless your TV manufacturer has officially licensed the technology.
zephyrates on 10/07/2012 - 19:55 ¶Or just get a Pocket TV dongle….Here's the link
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/484889112/the-pocket-tv-...

I tend to disagree, LG - PVR, network streaming and so far has handled everything i've thrown at it…
but your talking double the price.. i don't think smart TVs are novelties, the LG has replaced my PVR and media centre.
I've used it to surf the web a few times and it seems to be decent.
+2 votes2stroksmokr on 10/07/2012 - 18:25 ¶I have the 42" LCD Version got for $399 back in the day when the deal was on. Beats my 55" Samsung that I paid for 3.5k > at the same period and I'm a real ozbargainer!
Great TV range.


+2 votesI use a 40" full hd tv for my monitor and have to honestly say that because these screens only do up to 1080p resolution, text and fine detail isn't the greatest. For games and movies from PC it would be fine, but as far as for everyday use, it can't compare to good quality computer monitors. Saving for 2 more quality monitors at the moment to run 3 screen eyefinity and kick my 40" TV to the lounge room where it belongs. Hope this helps. :)
justcallmeboss on 11/07/2012 - 00:33 ¶thanks dmtdude, yes it helps! I like your idea of the 3 screens! :)
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