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It is what it says it is, $249 for a 40" LCD LED FHD TV.
Lots of stock everywhere.
Use code "mayhem50" to reduce $299 to $249.
DSE 40" LED LCD FHD TV $249 @ DSE with Code
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chnach on 18/11/2014 - 20:25 dicksmith.com.au (1056 clicks)
Last edited 18/11/2014 - 20:33 by 1 other user
Last edited 18/11/2014 - 20:33 by 1 other user
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What does this mean in normal human language?
its one of those things if you dont understand, wont affect you
basically it cant seem to run 1,920 x 1,080p properly and it'll overscan badly on a pc
So it'll be bad to use as a PC monitor?
It will be bad for any application involving a PC - using this as a Monitor would be horrible experience.
If you plug your computer in, fast motion (e.g. sports or video games) will be blurry and laggy, and without complex configuration, all of the edges of the screen will be chopped off (e.g. you won't be able to see the start bar)
AFAIK LCDs can't do interlacing. A 1080i signal will be converted to 1080p on a "Full HD" LCD display.
If the listed resolution is correct (1920x1080), the LCD should support 1080pYou are half correct - the problem is with the video controller, not the panel. If you select 1080p on the PC (over HDMI/DVI), it will display a picture on the TV due to the conversion, as you say, but the conversion is atrocious - it is so bad, it is unusable, it looks like 800x600 or worse. This weird processing does not happen if you send 1080i over HDMI. But this results in being limited to 30Hz output from the TV. Of course, if you really care about picture quality, since there is no one-to-one pixel mapping setting, even with 1080i the image is being rescaled by the overscan. Although the brightness, contrast and colour are decent, the limitations of the controller make these terrible TVs - I know because I have one :(
EDIT: …and I was so disgusted that they have the gall to advertise these as 'Full HD' I made it my mission to post comments to this effect every time I see these TVs appear on ozbargain
Do you have any other obsessions?
Thanks for the info, think I'll avoid this now :)
I'm using this tv predominantly for PS4 gaming.
I haven't noticed any input delay from playing any FPS yet.
There is noticeable ghosting from DTV however.
Shipping usually 14.95 for previous deals.
Now $34.95will PS4 work with this TV?
yes, it works fine - got one running on it
Damn paid $270 2 weeks ago
But shipping was $14.95 and is now $34.95, it turns out the same if delivery.
Yeah true, I picked up from store but still a good deal. TV is great.
Colours look better than my panasonic viera 55 inch that set me back a few $$$$ about 2 years ago.
Same. Didn't think it could get cheaper. Ah well, still a pretty good TV for $270.
O.M.G. is it gonna get any cheaper!??
They've had the 47.5" for $229.
Yeah I know you got it
Not relevant to us, but walmart has 40 inch generic tv at black friday sales for $119. Convert to aussie and add gst your looking at ~$150. So yep tvs can get cheaper.
Telling me coupon code is not valid…
Looking at the 24" Hitachi for a small bedroom TV. It's currently $159 down from $299. http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/hitachi-24-fhd-led-tv-dsau-g…
Coupon code "mayhem50" is not valid. ??
me too..
Yeah can anyone help us out?
Same here, mayhem50 not valid
does it support HDMI-CEC? Anyone tried?
To those who have this can you please answer:
- From the pic the brand logo is not on the border at all, is this the case?
- Is this wall mountable?
- No logo
- Yes it is
.nvm
As usual, "Progressive Scan No" and probably cannot disable overscan = useless for a PC media center or gaming. DSE needs to get their act together, its 2014 and selling a TV that can only do 1080i as 'Full HD' belongs firmly in the past