silencer534
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Originally posted by: silencer534
dynamic is not the same thing as actual..dont belive that 10,000:1 hype
Originally posted by: maximusfarticus
I have the 32" version of this tv and Gears looks AMAZING.
Originally posted by: maximusfarticus
It would have to be later tonight, but it's no problem. Any questions on the tv itself?
I will say the only issues I have with this unit:
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No remote codes for my comcast hd-dvr remote.
Volume doesn't go too low. It's loud most of the time (I have hard wood floors, and that doesnt help). It's good quality, though.
Only one of every kind of input (fine for me, but maybe not for some).
Of course no tuner, but I knew that going in, and I wouldn't use it anyways.
Everything else is great. Let me know of any other questions.
Originally posted by: Cstefan
Originally posted by: benlewis
Originally posted by: blckgrffn
Holding back only because I am getting married in a week![]()
Buy the TV instead![]()
QFT!!!
Originally posted by: puffdraggon
Well, Circuit City and Office Depot, among others, have been selling them, so the company seems to have established themselves. Lots of info on the web as well for the Olevia brand. I think the key will be to get a quality signal into the TV. Just watched Star Wars 3 on the Olevia 537H (similar model with a tuner) via DVD player and I am very pleased. Consumer Reports reviewed, and really liked, the 537H which is what I have. Admittedly this thread is about the 337H, but I would hope the TVs are fairly similar. The only comment in this thread comparing the two indicates that they think the 337H has an even better display than the 537H.
Originally posted by: kaborka
$40 ground shipping to Los Angeles, but that's a great price. Has anyone seen this in Fry's B&M?
Originally posted by: trmiv
I'm trying to decide between this and the 32" one. The 32" one comes out to be around $100 cheaper. I'm not sure if the extra 5" is worth the extra $100.
Originally posted by: boboko
Originally posted by: sixt7gt350
Originally posted by: Heller
oh wait,
1600:1 Dynamic Contrast RATIO
Dont most TV's have like 10,000:1 ??
is that a bad thing??? also i copulda sworn i read some bade reviews about the olevia 300 series some ware..
Plasma hits that contrast, but 1600:1 is decent for LCD.
Fry's is selling a Samsung LCD that does 10,000:
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/5199896
Completely different TV, I know, I'm just addressing that one number.
Originally posted by: HopJokey
This deal is quite tempting, but I would be using a new LCD TV has my main computer monitior as well so I will probably get a 1080p 37 or 42 inch model (probably the old 37 inch LVMw3 Westy or wait for the new 42 inch TX model).
