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The PoE injector at the switch means there will be voltage drop depending on length. Just make sure the power at the end is enough for the AP and a little bit extra just in case. I have no clue what documentation you are reading that would suggest putting an injector at the end run. If you...

Someone asked about black friday/cyber monday prices. Sony completely controls what price their products are across all authorized sellers e.g. the 43" is on sale for $498 at every authorized retailer.

KD55X720E $598 KD49X720E $528 KD43X720E $478 Absolutely insane price but there is literally no other option for people who need flicker free screens. Sony controls all prices across every authorized dealer.

IIRC:: x720e has lower input lag x800e has android TV + better speakers + TriLuminos Display + 10 bit color

I don't have BFI on or anything that dims the screen. 25/100 and below really don't change the brightness that much. I guess to me and for my application it is brighter than I thought it would be. http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/mu6100/mu6100-motion-blur-large.jpg...

Ended up getting Sony 43X720E during black friday sale from walmart. Got it just for a TV without PWM flicker. I can confirm the TV is as comfortable on my eyes to use as my Dell IPS PWM-free monitor. 1" away to 20 feet feels great on my eyes. The Sony is unbelievably bright which I had to...

Sony keeps a tight price control on their resellers. Prices have gone on "sale" for sony at all resellers: KD43X720E $549 XBR43X800E $649

If your MU6300 was flicker free, the 100% backlight image would be a straight line. http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/mu6300/mu6300-backlight-large.jpg vs http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/x720e/x720e-backlight-large.jpg Focus less on the blur and more on the double/trailing images. As...

IMHO, reducing eye strain = no PWM/flicker free + low response time. Rtings motion blur demonstrates this the best: http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/mu6300/mu6300-motion-blur-large.jpg http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/x850e/x850e-motion-blur-large.jpg...

http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/x720e/x720e-motion-blur-large.jpg http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/x800e/x800e-motion-blur-large.jpg Does anyone know what is causing the banding/difference between these pictures?

Sony rep replied to a question on amazon.com and stated the 720E + android TV = 800E; however, that seems hard to believe that is the only difference.

What about LG commercial monitors? http://www.lg.com/us/business/commercial-display/displays-tvs/commercial/lg-43LV340C

http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/js9000#comparison_199 http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/ju7500#comparison_199 http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/ks8500#comparison_199 If you were sensitive to PWM, that ks8500 should have been torture.

Has this been confirmed? Would you mind sharing a link?