SAVE $3000! SONY 52inch 132cm XBR FULL HD LCD TV $3799 + PS3 (worth $699) SONY RPP=$6199 OMG!!!

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neosin on 13/07/2008 - 18:23 binglee.com.au (376 clicks)

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I'm back again ^^ (btw what happened to my pic ><

This time Bing Lee (check my old post for store details and location) has the biggest LCD 52 inch 132cm XBR THATS RIGHT KDL52XBR which is the BESTTTTTT SONY MODEL FOR $3799+PS3 so you'll be paying about $3150-$3200 after you sell the PS3.

SONY RRP is $6199. Thats a HUGGGGE DISCOUNT lik $3000 off rrp LOL if you're planning to buy the top of the line model tv.

Stock is limited, says 10 available again, be quick, tv's are second's which means possible customer returns/change of mind/damaged box however they are all rechecked by sony and come with the standard 1 yr sony warranty.

here are the specs to the BEST LCD ON THE MARKET ^^

Product Features

• 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio with wide zoom, normal, full and zoom modes
  BRAVIA Engine PRO full digital video processor upconverts all interlaced and progressive video signals directly to 1080p for amazing detail and sharpness
• True Cinema 24p input capability delivers a cinema-style entertainment experience
• Motionflow High Frame Rate (120Hz) technology creates smooth, natural motion between frames
• 3D digital comb filter brings out fine picture detail and enhances color purity
• Live Color Creation with WCG-CCFL function with wide color gamut backlight uses color signal processing algorithms to produce clear, precise color reproduction
• Advanced Contrast Enhancer automatically senses the video signal's contrast quality and adjusts the intensity of the backlight for improved contrast up to 18000:1
• Other video enhancement technologies include x.v.Color and Deep Color
• Wide 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles make every seat the best in the house
• Built-in digital amplifier with S-Force front surround sound creates thrilling cinema-style sound; automatic volume leveler
  Slim 5" design is ideal for wall mounting (with optional mounting kit, not included); VESA compatible
• Progressive scanning maximizes the picture quality of progressive-scan DVD players, set-top boxes and digital video recorders
• PC video input lets you connect your computer to experience high-resolution images
• HDMI inputs provide an uncompressed all-digital audio/video link for the highest-quality connection and they support copy-protected HD broadcast content
• Inputs: 3 HDMI (1 side, 2 rear), 5 analog audio (1 side, 4 rear), 2 component video (rear), 3 composite video (1 side, 2 rear), 1 S-video (rear), 1 PC audio (rear), 1 PC video (rear)
• Outputs: 1 audio (rear), 1 digital audio (rear), 1 headphone
• V-Chip parental controls keep children from being exposed to undesirable material
• ENERGY STAR compliance assures a high standard of energy efficiency
• DMe compatible for connection to other DMe-compatible devices; BRAVIA Theater Sync for one-button home theater control with compatible devices
  Xross Media Bar on-screen menu system uses intuitive shortcuts to make it easy to optimize settings
• Other convenient features include favorite channel, variable sleep timer, power save mode and picture freeze
• What's in the box: 52" flat-panel LCD HDTV, tabletop stand, AC power cord and remote with 2 AA batteries

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  neosin on 13/07/2008 - 18:27

  wish i had that much money to blow lol! That tv is a beast!!!

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    young_dazza on 13/07/2008 - 23:46

    My 32" lcd might not be anything close to this Sony, but heck I think I'll save my $3000 by putting keeping my money in the bank :)

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  scotty on 13/07/2008 - 18:32

  Not sure what has happened to your pic. Did you change your email address registered here? Can you see it on Gravatar?

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    neosin on 13/07/2008 - 18:36

    yeh i did actually change the email address lol thanks scotty.

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  Icy on 13/07/2008 - 21:29

  There's the X series KDL52X3100 ($5899 RRP) and the XBR KDL52XBR ($6199 RRP). The XBR one is $4720 on staticice.com.au (Camera World isn't the cheapest place) and that tells me $4500 in store is the absolute max if you haggle. May be a better haggling margin for these ones as they're not stocked as often as the lower models, so not as many places selling them to see the real price emerge online (usually it's real price + 50% = RRP, that's if you manage to get the best deal).

  New Sony models for X and XBR series are due November (Samsung's series 7 is due September), but the other lower Sony series' models are due in a few weeks. This is why the PS3 and these second hand deals are all happening this month.

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    neosin on 13/07/2008 - 21:48

    yeh new series coming out soon but if you look at the specs of the new models there's really not much difference. I had a look at the samsung 7 series specs and most of the new stuff is useless :P

    Samsung’s Series 7 1080p Full HD LCD HDTVs share the same specification as Samsung’s Series 6 with the addition of :

    Internal flash memory (1GB) with pre-loaded interactive content such as cooking recipes, children’s entertainment, HD artwork and more
    Integrated woofer for low frequency enhanced audio experience
    DLNA Certification - Compatible for better interoperability with electronic devices from other manufacturers
    Digital Contents Management (DCM)

    above additions doesn't make the picture any better and i guess it will be the same for the new sony models :P

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      Icy on 13/07/2008 - 23:38

      Hehe don't say that, I have been waiting for that for quite some time, also the 7 series has a 16-bit processor vs 12-bit in the 6 series, but the main thing is I will be able to chuck on a bunch of avi files on a usb stick and plug it directly into the tv and have them play (and it plays a lot of formats, see http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/6708/dlnavideoxm0.jpg).

      Same should be the case with Sony's XBRs due November, connectivity is the catch, loving the simple life, plugging the ethernet cable into your TV and streaming stuff from a folder on a computer, YEAH BABY! ;o)p

      P.S. I meant to ask above if this model you mentioned is XBR or X3100 since there is no XBR3100?