I'm waiting until I can get an LCD panel for sub £500 that looks as good as my 6-7 year old plasma XD
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I'm waiting until I can get an LCD panel for sub £500 that looks as good as my 6-7 year old plasma XD
Quantum dot isnt oled. Its normal lcd with some extra crystal layer that lets it produce more colour range/HDR
Edit:doh sorry read qled as oled on my lhone.
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If that is the case I can imagine my 2.4K TV will probably end up sub £1.5K
Does that matter? Presumably you were happy to pay £2,400 and saw that as value?
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Just had a cryptic email from Samsung saying they are going to announce a new line of TV tomorrow at CES.. maybe they will get into the OLED game too?
If that is the case I can imagine my 2.4K TV will probably end up sub £1.5K
Shock horror as prices drop as product gets older!
Agreed. We all know that what you bought this year as high end in TV's will be next years medium end and half the cost.
But you will have had a year's enjoyment from it.
If that year isnt worth £1200 then don;t buy the latest high TVs.
Depends, I got an LG FLAD LED TV, and that didn't drop value for a good 2yrs after purchase.
I am chuffed with the TV and didn't credit card it. So not to bothered in that regard
Kinda here too. Pana G15 panel still ok in living room.
Though the bezel looks ancient now
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Nah, it's a pair of scissors innit!
Dell XPS 13 and a 13" MacBook Pro
I'd read that the XPS 13 was apparently a MacBook beater... it isn't (IMHO) and is being returned to Dell having been replaced with an actual MacBook.
I thought I was saving money but really it just wasn't for me, I'm happy enough with windows on a desktop, I do prefer OSX though and there were numerous reasons why I realised the Dell was the wrong decision for me. It is a nice machine but it was also a bit of a compromise.
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That is just awesome!
Where from?
Local garden centre. There is a huge range as well. Will find the manufacturers name tonight as this site is the only one i could find but they sell only 2 of the range
http://www.avena.co.uk/blue-bobbing-barmy-bird-metal/
And yes it does bob up and down as its legs are on springs
