46" 3D Full HD LED TV $589 Delivered @ Kogan

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46" 3D Full HD LED TV $589 Delivered @ Kogan

This 3D TV has everything you’ve come to know and love from Kogan’s award-winning LED TVs. Complete with a built-in PVR to pause, rewind and record live TV and USB input for playing movies and photos, the TV has a slim and stylish design.

It converts 2D recordings to 3D on the fly, plays 3D video games through your Xbox 360 or Playstation 3, and plays High Definition 3D content from supporting Blu-ray movies or live TV broadcasts. You’ll even see crystal clear non-3D content, and switch between the two on the fly.

Technical Specifications

3D

Shutter/Polarisation Yes (SG)

Technology Active

Connectivity

USB 2

Dimensions

Dimensions of TV without

W:111.2cm x D:4.20cm x H:72.4cm

Stand

W:111.2cm x D:27.5cm x H:75.6cm

Dimensions of TV with Stand

Weight of TV with Stand 20.7kg

Display

2D/3D Switchable Yes

3D Comb Filter Yes

Actual Contrast Ratio 6,000:1(ANSI)

Blu-ray Ready Yes

Brightness 400cd/m²

Colours 16.7 Million Maximum

Dynamic Contrast Ratio 50,000:1

MotionMax Technology Yes

Native Aspect Ratio 16:9 Widescreen

Panel Technology 3D LED

Parental Lock Yes

Pixel/Dot Pitch 0.18mm (H) × 0.53mm (V)

Refresh Rate 100/120Hz

Resolution 1920 x 1080

Response Time 6ms

Signal Compatibility 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p

Size 46"

Supported Aspect Ratios Panorama, 16:9, Letterbox 4:3, Auto

Supported Resolutions 640x480 @ 60Hz, 800x600 @ 60Hz, 1024x768 @ 60Hz, 1366x768 @ 60Hz, 1920x1080 @ 60Hz

Tuner Integrated HD Digital Tuner

TV System PAL/SECAM

Type Samsung Widescreen Full HD TFT-LED (Edge lit LED LCD panel)

Viewable Angle 176° (Horizontal) × 176° (Vertical)

Functions and Features

Electronic Programme

Yes

Guide

Personal Video Recorder Yes

Supported USB Devices Powered External Drives up to 1TB

AVI (MPEG-1/2/4, H.264), MP4 (MPEG-1/2/4), MKV, MOV, MP3,

Supported USB Media Types

WMA, JPEG, BMP

Timeshift Yes

Inputs

Antenna In 1

Audio 1

Component (YPbPr) 1

Composite (AV) 2

4

HDMI

VGA (D-sub) 1

Other

Side Buttons Power, TV/AV, Menu, Channel Up/Down, Volume Up/Down

Speaker System Built-In: 2 x 12W Speakers

TV Stand Swivel

Wall Mount Hole Pattern 400mm x 400mm

Wall Mount Screw Size Metric M8

Outputs

AV Out 1

Coaxial Audio Out 1

Headphone Out 1

Power

Average Consumption <220W

Energy Consumption 551kWh per year

Energy Star Rating 5.5

Standby Consumption <1W

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  muncan on 08/05/2013 - 09:40

  Somebody with a Kogan TV and Logitech Universal Remote let me know if you've figured out how to switch input modes via a single discrete IR code, ie. straight to HDMI 3 without cycling the input menu. K thanx bye!

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    dan76n on 08/05/2013 - 09:53

    I have that same issue with my old Sony LCD.

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    kirt on 08/05/2013 - 10:10

    I don't have a Kogan, but I know about Harmonys.

    A few things you can try:

    • Download codes for a similar tv to see if that has discrete inputs that work with your tv
    • Create a sequence that first brings up the input menu, then selects a number corresponding to the input position - eg: if HDMI3 is fourth on the input menu, set the sequence to "input menu" then "4". Try this with the original remote first
    • Contact Harmony support and ask then to add discrete input codes to your account
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      muncan on 08/05/2013 - 19:39

      Thanks for the tips kirt. I tried the input + number, but unfortunately that doesn't work with my 55" Kogan TV (only buttons that work on input menu are directional keys and OK).

      I tried a cheap HDMI switcher with IR yesterday, but unfortuantely it's not designed to be used with multiple devices turned on simultaneously. I'm starting to hate all technologies marketed as 'intelligent' and 'smart'.

      I have tried looking for similar devices in the Logitech software, but no success there either.

      Damn you Kogan!!! <shakes fist in general direction of Russia… up right?>

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        puffinfresh on 08/05/2013 - 21:25

        Not a perfect solution, but it should work…
        My Kogan has a discrete DTV button, so that could be used as a starting point, then set a macro for Input Menu, Down, Down, Down, etc, Select.
        Sure, it's heaps of commands, but it seams to be the only way to use a Harmony to set the TV to a specific input.

        I guess you might already be doing this though.

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  puffinfresh on 08/05/2013 - 12:21

  +1

  I've got this model; I bought it in March 2012 for $455 plus $119 shipping to WA from Kogan's ebay page. It was $799 (plus shipping?) from their website at the time, but it came with a free tablet.

  The TV works fine. I had some trouble with side by side 3D when I first got it, but it started working and has been fine since. The tuner isn't the most powerful in my house - we don't get good channel 10 reception, and some TVs can pick it up, while others can't; this one can't. The remote feels quite cheap, but that's what you get for the price.

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    judge39 on 09/05/2013 - 00:00

    So all good except the remote ? . How is the PVR functionality ? Thanks

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      puffinfresh on 09/05/2013 - 00:16

      Yeah, all is good. The remote works fine, it just doesn't feel anywhere near as nice as my Samsung blu-ray remote.