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Old 15-02-2011, 10:56   #126
clinteastman
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Re: The real reason Tivo is £149.............

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Originally Posted by davidthornton View Post
Perhaps there's some mixing up going on between LED enhanced LCD's and true OLED TV's I'd imagine, but am happy to be proven wrong, that a large true OLED TV might be up there nearer 5 figures.
There are 3 technolages being discused:
LED backlit LCD
LED Matrix
OLED (Largest domestic OLED TV will be a 31inch LG in March for about £6000)
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Originally Posted by Marcus125 View Post
I never said anything about a LED domestic setup. I was just pointing out that £800 does not get you a high quality LED tv. It buys a lower end LED backlit LCD.

You then post the Sony declaring that was LED but it was the same as the first TV that was mention just 3D with a bigger panel. Yet you linked to it indicating it was in some way different to the first backlit tv mentioned.

I'm now intrigued as to why you posted the link to a Sony declaring it to be a LED?
We where talking about LED backlit TV's, why would Big-Ted be talking about having a LED Matrix setup in his front room? You said your TV was an "LCD backlit LED" which doesn't actually make sense but it's obvious what you ment just like it was obvious what Big-Ted ment when he said "LED backlit not LCD".
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