Grab them while they last. A name brand TV at a cheap price. Not available at all stores.
Reduced from $547 (for 40") now $447
Reduced from $346 (for 32") now $246
Officeworks Victorian stores I know that stock this TV
Happy Shopping.
Do you have a link to the 40"? I can't seem to find it on the Officeworks website.
No link is on the Officeworks website for the 40". Only for the 32"
Is this good as computer monitor for watching movie? Don't play games.
You will be stuck with 1366 x 768 resolution. Not recommended as a monitor.
You could buy a Full HD 43" TV with Smart features during sale for around $500 dollars on eBay, just wait until 4PM and the code will be active. I got my Hisense 3 for around that price from TGG.
Think 43"is too big, currently have a 24"Dell but wants something bigger.
1366x768….
what do you mean by this? I was planning on picking up the 32" but not entirely sure haha
The resolution is poor for the size, the 5" screen of my 3 year old phone is 1920 x 1080 pixels for example.
You're conveniently ignoring viewing distance. You would need to sit closer than 1.5m from a 32" screen to see any benefit from 1080p.
A phone you view much closer than any TV.
@Max Power: Yes I guess that's true. I sit 70cm from my computer monitor though so a warning not to buy it for that purpose.
Just wondering, when did Officeworks start selling Televisions?.
Quite a while ago actually.
Extremely low/non existent stock…
A 40" TV for $447 is a bargain? I think not.
1366 x 768 - is that uncommon with using as a monitor? I was thinking of setting up a samsung dex for my s8. I haven't had a desktop in at least a decade. Was curious whether getting something between 20 - 30" montiro wise and pairing that with the samsung s8 + samsung dex would work well for on the go office computing.
Not sure if 1366 x 768 would be noticeably sub par if not playing games or anything ? Or would I be doing myself a disservice?
1366 x 768 on a display bigger than 24" is extremely… pixelated, and for officework (no pun intended) sub optimal for productivity.
Even at a viewing distance of 1 to 2 meters you can see the individual pixels, in the context of this deal (32 or 43" inch)
If you want to simulate what 1366 x 768 looks like, you can hook up your laptop to a TV screen and then change your Windows display resolution to 1366 x 768, and then try to browse internet / use Google Docs and see just how much less of the website you can see.
A vertical resolution of 768 versus standard 1080 is very noticeable.
the 40 inch is full HD
Store in title pls