Frys.com - Olevia 37in HDTV, now $599 (was $647) + LOW shipping
02-16-2007, 11:33 AM
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Frys.com - Olevia 37in HDTV, now $599 (was $647) + LOW shipping
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/5060095
This was posted back on 1/4/07. The price has dropped about $50 making this the lowest priced 37in I've ever seen.
No rebates, no taxes in most states (ex.CA, IL, TX)
purchase link:
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/5060095
specs link
http://www.olevia.com/jsp/products/detail.jsp?pid=337h
(things I like are bolded)
337H LCD HD-Ready TV
* 37" State-of-the-Art HDTV Ready LCD TV
* Ease of Use-User Friendly OSD wheel, Store/Home modes control, color-coded Quick Start Guide, full user manual on CD-ROM
* FutureProof™-User upgradeable firmware via USB to add features, keep current
* Big Picture Technology™-See the entire broadcast, DVD or VHS image
* Director's Image™-Watch programs with the rich colors and image enhancements as the director intended
* OleviaCare™ in-house tech support/customer support
* PixelWorks™ DNX-Digital Natural ExpressionT Video Processing
* 1366 x 768 Resolution (16:9 Aspect Ratio)
* 1600:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
* Super Fast 8ms Response Time
* 178-degree Ultra Wide Viewing Angle
* RF Inputs-Standard definition TV, 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
* Video Inputs-1 HDMI, 2 component (VGA runs as second component source), VGA, 1 shared S-video/composite
* PC Input-HDMI, VGA-1360 x 768 @60 Hz
* Horizontal Speaker Position
* Easy To Use Remote Control
* RS-232 Control
* Motion Adaptive Processing
* 3:2 Pull Down
* 3D Comb Filter
* True De-Interlacing
something that's missing, the 1080p. But for $647 (tax IL, TX, CA) + MINIMAL shipping (from CA to IL, $17) this is awesome.
I have an Olevia 27 and can vouch for the quality. It's pretty damn great.
Flick the source selector for HDTV (HDMI), flick it for your PC (VGA) ... it's really an all in one machine. You can use the picture in picture to have your football game going while you PC away.
This was posted back on 1/4/07. The price has dropped about $50 making this the lowest priced 37in I've ever seen.
No rebates, no taxes in most states (ex.CA, IL, TX)
purchase link:
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/5060095
specs link
http://www.olevia.com/jsp/products/detail.jsp?pid=337h
(things I like are bolded)
337H LCD HD-Ready TV
* 37" State-of-the-Art HDTV Ready LCD TV
* Ease of Use-User Friendly OSD wheel, Store/Home modes control, color-coded Quick Start Guide, full user manual on CD-ROM
* FutureProof™-User upgradeable firmware via USB to add features, keep current
* Big Picture Technology™-See the entire broadcast, DVD or VHS image
* Director's Image™-Watch programs with the rich colors and image enhancements as the director intended
* OleviaCare™ in-house tech support/customer support
* PixelWorks™ DNX-Digital Natural ExpressionT Video Processing
* 1366 x 768 Resolution (16:9 Aspect Ratio)
* 1600:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
* Super Fast 8ms Response Time
* 178-degree Ultra Wide Viewing Angle
* RF Inputs-Standard definition TV, 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
* Video Inputs-1 HDMI, 2 component (VGA runs as second component source), VGA, 1 shared S-video/composite
* PC Input-HDMI, VGA-1360 x 768 @60 Hz
* Horizontal Speaker Position
* Easy To Use Remote Control
* RS-232 Control
* Motion Adaptive Processing
* 3:2 Pull Down
* 3D Comb Filter
* True De-Interlacing
something that's missing, the 1080p. But for $647 (tax IL, TX, CA) + MINIMAL shipping (from CA to IL, $17) this is awesome.
I have an Olevia 27 and can vouch for the quality. It's pretty damn great.
Flick the source selector for HDTV (HDMI), flick it for your PC (VGA) ... it's really an all in one machine. You can use the picture in picture to have your football game going while you PC away.
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This TV has worked great for me the past month. It had no dead pixels and was easy to set up. Had a little Super Bowl party here and it got lots of compliments and it is perferct for watching sports.
My only complaint is that in dark scenes with all the house lights on, there's a bit of a grayish cast/reflection coming from the screen. If I turn the lights off (such as when watching a movie), it goes away. But it can be a little annoying during dark scenes in regular TV. Otherwise, color is vibrant, the picture is sharp, standard definition television looks decent, and high-def is beautiful. An A- overall, and an A+ on value.
My only complaint is that in dark scenes with all the house lights on, there's a bit of a grayish cast/reflection coming from the screen. If I turn the lights off (such as when watching a movie), it goes away. But it can be a little annoying during dark scenes in regular TV. Otherwise, color is vibrant, the picture is sharp, standard definition television looks decent, and high-def is beautiful. An A- overall, and an A+ on value.
