EyeFi 47" 1080p LCD HDTV - LX4700 $898.00 - 1 Day Only

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The LCD's use the Chi-Mei panels that westinghouse etc use, and the Plasma uses and LG panel actually, Seems like a decent TV. *shrugs*

I prefer brand name, maybe its cause im picky. But i feel more comfortable buying something from Samsung, or LG than some weird tv called Eyefi

lol.

Good deal for some people though i guess.
 
Found a summary of the specs for the tv also.. Contrast ratio is 700:1
I'll stick with my 8000:1 samsung.

Quick Summary
Model: 4710LD

Enjoy the beauty of LCD, combined with the industry's largest commercially available screen size, 47" inches. This LCD television features a picture clarity and resolution of full 1080p HD and 1,020 x 1,280, mapped to a panel running ultra wide XGA resolutions. This is a heavy-weight contender for virtually any big screen application, from home theater, to commercial installations where size, performance and reliability are all primary requirements. Superb technology is available now at an unbelievable price. Select this powerful monitor to make a fantastic addition to your home entertainment system or work space.

NOTE: The 1080p HDTV monitor has no tuners.

# Screen Size: 47” high definition liquid crystal LCD

Resolution/Contrast Ratio/Aspect Ratio:
# Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 (WUXGA) supports HD up to 1,080p
# Contrast ratio: 700:1
# Aspect ratio: 16.9 widescreen

Brightness:
# 500 (nit) cd/m2

Viewing angle:
# 176/176°

Inputs/Outputs:
# 1 HDMI
# 2 composite video
# 1 S-video
# 1 VGA D-SUB
# 2 component (y,pb/cb,pr/cr)
# 3 audio/video out
# 1 stereo headphone
# 1 RS232

Sound Specs/Special Features/Remote Included:
# Audio amp: 10 x 2-Watts, SRS
# Detachable speaker system
# 3D comb filter
# Supports CCD and V-chip
# Sleep timer
# 3:2, 2:2 pull down
# Response time: 8 ms
# Pixel pitch: 1.095mm x 1.110mm
# Video chipset: Genesis Malibu GM 1501
# Input processor: Faroujda FL12310
# Regulatory: FCC-B, UL 1950, Canadian ICES 003-B, EPA, CSA, C22.2 no. 950
# Pedestal base
# Wall mount: VESA standard
# Full function remote control

Power:
# Power supply: AC 100-240v, 50/60hz
# Power cons.: Maximum 320-Watts
# Standby cons: < 2-Watts

Dimensions:
# 56.7" x 10.7" x 32.4"
 
I guess Im a little confused...

Its an $898 1080p LCD HDTV with fair reviews and a 90day return policy at Walmart...

Why is it being compared to a 8000:1 Samsung or ANY other TV thats $1500+??




Im sure we would all like to drive BMW's but I can only afford a Honda...


Edit: The wal-mart site shows it as 1000:1 CR
 
I'm sorry but this is just way to sketchy of a name brand for me. Since I get to deal with Westinghouse product that gets returned every day and it take 6 months for them to fix tv's out to service.
 
[quote name='trunks982']Is Vizio good? i wanna get a new tv with a cheap price. maybe a 32"[/quote]

Yes. Consistently rated "best buys."
 
[quote name='BMoD']Found a summary of the specs for the tv also.. Contrast ratio is 700:1
I'll stick with my 8000:1 samsung.
[/QUOTE]

You're comparing the static contrast ratio of the EyeFi to the dynamic ratio of the Samsung... which isn't a fair comparison at all.

But, the point still stands: If you buy an EyeFi, you deserve it.
 
I wasn't really comparing anything. The OP didnt really post any specs, so i went and found them myself.

Already owning a TV, i figured i'd try and help people out.

I wouldn't want to buy a crappy tv and i dont think you would either =)
 
Out of stock online.. and no where within 100 miles of 5 different zip's I tried.

Not that I need one, was curious.

Save the money and get name brand though..
 
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