AWA 32" Full HD LED TV Bundle with 2 yrs Protection Plan and HDMI Cable $298 BigW FREE Delivery

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Brooklyn99 on 15/02/2012 - 12:25 bigw.com.au (217 clicks)

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Looks like this Big W deal is back again from this previous deal http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/62755
However this looks like it is ONLINE only for today from 7pm - 10pm

Bundle contains the following:

1 x Protection Plan for $200.00-$499.99 Electrical Items
The Big W Protection Plan extends your electrical product's original manufacturer's warranty with an additional 2 years. The BigW Protection plan is inclusive of fair wear and tear breakdowns and the cost of parts, labour and freight. Products can be picked up from any location. For items over $300, you get a replacement or gift card after 3 repairs. You can register or make a claim anytime day or night with our easy to use website. We'll arrange a remedy within a week after we assess your claim.
This item can be bought separately for
$29.94

1 x AWA 32" (80cm) Full HD LED LCD TV
This AWA 32" (80cm) Full HD LED LCD TV features screen resolution of 1920 x 1080, media playback via USB, contrast ratio of 4000:1 and has a 5 star energy rating.
This item can be bought separately for
$298.00

1 x Crest High Speed HDMI cable 1M
The Crest High Speed HDMI cable has Nickel Plated tips. It is suitable for HDTV and high speed connections to standard DVD player or standard Set top box to your TV.
This item can be bought separately for
$10.00

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  kirt on 15/02/2012 - 13:00

  +2

  Bonus 1000 Qantas FF points for Everday Rewards members on this deal too:

  http://www.bigw.com.au/offer/deals?utm_medium=HourlyDeals&ut…

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  engineeringprof on 15/02/2012 - 14:06

  LOL was really amused to read this morning that the Australian Government is paying $698 per set top box (even after excluding administration costs). Should totally just talk to BigW and give everyone free TV's which have the thing built in at half-price! O_O
  Fail Gillard/Conroy. Ozbargainers should be running the NBN/government vote-buying schemes - we could save millions!

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    huntress_love on 15/02/2012 - 14:14

    +1

    think that's a wonderful idea. The government gets ripped off left right and center and our taxes are paying for it!

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      engineeringprof on 15/02/2012 - 14:19

      +1

      Indeed - think of it this way.
      For every dollar you pay in tax, you're getting 2 cents back under this "schism"
      Here at ozbargain we pay a dollar and get 1.80 of value.
      Therefore simple maths tells us that ozbargain would improve efficiency by at least 9,000%.
      THATS OVER 9000!

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        glengood on 15/02/2012 - 15:22

        +1

        +1 for over 9000

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    INFIDEL on 15/02/2012 - 14:37

    What a lot of BS. That cost is not for a STBox.
    This one again! The Right have taken a budget allocation for all TV antenna, cable, STBox/satelite installation, installation fees etc for welfare households no matter how far from the CBD they live, divided it by a small number of possible recipients, and made up a beaten up figure… presented as the cost of a STBox!

    If you did that with everything else, we would not do a lot of things. (eg Taxpayers are being robbed by the elderly & sick - last year of life consumes most health spending - maybe some culling of aging or terminally ill?? Making everyone live in uniformly designed tower blocks in designated cities / corridors (I've visited those in my travels - same size spaces makes it cost effective for service delivery & same sized appliances & furnishings), while closing rural towns would save a fortune on road maintenance, transport, health care, planning, flood mitigation & drought assistance, and other services. We choose not to live like that, so there are extra costs.)

    OK it will be a waste, and there were better ways to do this, but there was an argument that not turning off the analogue transmissions was going to cost a lot more. It would be a good idea to do more research behind BS stories before repeating them like talk-back radio.

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      engineeringprof on 15/02/2012 - 14:48

      -1

      lol? no matter how you put it $700 is ridiculous?
      It's got nothing to do with left or right - it's got to do with value for money
      and how ozbargainers could achieve it way cheaper!

      I could fly all the way to Japan and deliver + install a set-top box to some poor guy who got hit by the tsunami, buy lunch, fly all the way back across to the pacific, purchase a 32 inch TV for myself with set-top box included and still have change for the ridiculous Brisbane Airport parking fare - at the same price.

      As an ozbargainer I hate seeing money wasted lol - that is all. Don't care for politics, just productivity and efficiency.

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        INFIDEL on 15/02/2012 - 15:07

        +2

        The point is it is not the cost of 1 STBox - it is upgrading the TV reception (providing satelite & Box/ STBox & antenna, cabling, installation, instruction, travel costs, labour costs for 2 workers usually, etc), of many rural households not just city dwellers like you & I. Rollout has been in the country areas so far.

        The figure is incorrectly presented as the cost of 1 STBox. So it is a political beat-up, which has been pushed by the Right before.

        As for calculating costs, if you included all the development costs in the first unit of a product produced, you would never produce it. Costs are easily overestimated in isolation & are based on different assumptions depending on your point of view. The costs of this scheme are to satisfy the TV stations by my reading - part of an industry package to keep them sweet in the changeover period. Maintaining & running analogue & digital transmitters around Australia is a large expense for the businesses & Government through ABC & SBS. A Government kept putting the changeover date back & industry had to pay the extra cost. Its all political.

        I am all for efficiencies & savings!
        Can catch the Bus from Garden City to the Brisbane Airport for $1.22 (driving across the toll bridge would cost $4 just for the bridge) - so that is a saving over multi-day parking charges! But cheap flights to Japan fly from Coolangatta. Flight from Brisbane Airport would cost about $1000 each way, and you would need an expensive Japanese digital TV STBox, so that blew the budget. ;) (I get your point.)

        (Recently visited rice farmer friends in rural Japan [Jetstar $400 return] & saw the mountains of CRT TVs after the change over date to Digital. In a time of greiving & fear of job losses, people must consider what TV to buy, so they don't offend friends who have family working for a particular company. My friend has bought 2 brands, but only lets friends see the one their family works as! One farmer was irrate about a $600 fine for being caught dumping his TV in a river, instead of paying the recycling fee. Maybe he should add that Government charge to the cost of his expensive Japanese digital system.)

        I know Engineers steer clear of politics, thats why I upset the faculty at UQ when pointing out the corruption of the Qld Government of the 70's.

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  Rocket on 15/02/2012 - 16:51

  Is this that much better than the JB 31.5" for $199 (obviously not Full HD or LED)? Is it worth paying 50% more? http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/63273

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    INFIDEL on 15/02/2012 - 17:55

    My question also.
    FULL HD
    LED
    2 yrs Extended warranty ($30)
    Free Delivery ($?) (Small enough to carry home if near JBHiFi)
    HDMI cable ($10?)
    Worth $100 (50%) more???

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  madturbo123 on 15/02/2012 - 18:20

  Perfect size but I'm after a pana, Sony, Samsung or lg with full hd. Hope one comes around Soon

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  madturbo123 on 15/02/2012 - 18:21

  Perfect size but I'm after a pana, Sony, Samsung or lg with full hd. Hope one comes around Soon

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  mehow on 15/02/2012 - 20:49

  Nah this isnt a bargain.

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  Rocket on 15/02/2012 - 20:58

  mehow - can you please elaborate why?