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Element 32" Class LED-LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV, ELEFT321
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Here's the Non-LED ELDFT321 version for even less: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Element-ELDFT321/14321388
Still good to see prices dropping on sets with these, cough, "features" though. The only problem with the no-name brand sets are the typically high defect rates which forces a smart buyer to purchase an extended warranty
, rendering the low price moot, sorta.
Another major consideration is how will the TV behave when connected to a PC? Can it connect a true 1:1 pixel ratio, or will it be a shrunk, or even overscanned, blurry mess? Sometimes you'll have to be the guinea pig to find out, those without patience need not apply.
And almost positively edge-lit LED as opposed to full-LED. Something else you'd want or need is the ability to disable 120hz, most TV's have the setting but on certain sets it won't truly disable for whatever reason.
Still good to see prices dropping on sets with these, cough, "features" though. The only problem with the no-name brand sets are the typically high defect rates which forces a smart buyer to purchase an extended warranty
, rendering the low price moot, sorta.Another major consideration is how will the TV behave when connected to a PC? Can it connect a true 1:1 pixel ratio, or will it be a shrunk, or even overscanned, blurry mess? Sometimes you'll have to be the guinea pig to find out, those without patience need not apply.
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