Today we're launching the Kogan Technologies KEVIN37 HD LCD TV, our first 37" LCD TV. Coinciding with the government handout, it's going to be shipped to customers in April and costs only $900.
This makes it one of the best value 37" LCD TVs on the market, yet another example of us making technology more affordable. There are still many Australians who want to move into the digital age, and this is a great time to do it.
While other manufacturers are raising their prices, apparently due to the price of components, we're releasing new products that undercut everyone else!
We're also going to send out a free promotional t-shirt with each order, it'll look like this:
Kogan Technologies is 100% Australian owned and operated, so any profits are reinvested into the Australian economy.
You can get more information about the tax bonus at the ATO website.
Kogan Technologies is not affiliated with, nor endorsed by, the Government of Australia, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, or the Australian Labor Party.
Comments
Hear what our customer's have to say.
JONES says...
ahhh $900 for a hd? sorry mate you can get 42" for $900 and off ebay..
i think you have your prices wrong..
Posted at 10:56 a.m. on March 5, 2009
simon says...
you are right jones, you can buy a tyagi 37" full hd around that price on ebay.
Posted at 12:52 p.m. on March 5, 2009
Kevin says...
but you dont get the Kevin37 t-shirt elsewhere :)
Posted at 1:13 p.m. on March 5, 2009
Campbell says...
But the Tyagi 37" RRP is ~$1100, doesn't have 100Hz tech, and is as ugly as sin. :)
Posted at 1:24 p.m. on March 5, 2009
Lbiz says...
I would buy the TV just to get the t-shirt....LOVE IT!!!
Posted at 1:34 p.m. on March 5, 2009
jones says...
dont worry about the tshirt its like $5.
and tyagis tvs are expensive and ugly and wouldnt even bother with him.
all im sayin is too expensive..
Posted at 1:37 p.m. on March 5, 2009
shafediz says...
Go aussie Go! Great to see an Aussie company in the tech sector....
Can't wait to get my hands on this T-shirt. Can I tell Kevin to send my cheque directly to you?
Posted at 2:55 p.m. on March 5, 2009
LOL AJ says...
HAHAHAHAHAHHAA
This blog has been downgraded to a junk blog...
who the hell wants a kevin 37 t shrit?
Posted at 4:30 p.m. on March 5, 2009
dd says...
kevin bloddy who????
Posted at 4:50 p.m. on March 5, 2009
jones says...
i know man, its pretty stupid.
yeh a autralian company but no one likes rudd. whats he done.. givin us $950 and making this country in debt from what howard got us out of it.
yeh seems good ha aussies? then we have to pay for it in future with higher tax and other costs idiots.. so that $950 uve lost x10 over...
$950 is not life changing
Posted at 5:09 p.m. on March 5, 2009
Leigh says...
This is great! I can't wait to get my hands on a shiny new KEVIN37 TV and tshirt! Great stuff guys!
Leigh -
www.estorelogistics.com.au
Posted at 5:23 p.m. on March 5, 2009
blairy says...
rudd is krudd...for those who take up this deal hope the TV isn't :-)
Posted at 5:29 p.m. on March 5, 2009
hahahaha says...
you gave me a good laugh...top work!
Posted at 10:25 p.m. on March 5, 2009
quantocks says...
jones says... :
if you were anything to go by, you can't read/write/think so you don't deserve anything. Not even one dollar.
give it back or spend it on English lessons.
Posted at 12:16 a.m. on March 6, 2009
usebydate says...
ow, shame the tv isnt in stock in time for the bushfire relief concert.
could watch garrett for 900 phft
Posted at 8:58 a.m. on March 6, 2009
Basil says...
What colours do the TV's come in do i get a discount if i don't want the T-Shirt.?...
Posted at 9:14 a.m. on March 6, 2009
coco says...
Presumably these televisions are made in China/Asia, so the bulk of the money is going elsewhere. This will actually hurt the $AUD and the import/export balance. The company may be owned here, but unfortunately buying this TV is likely to do more to harm the economy than hurt it.
Posted at 9:17 a.m. on March 6, 2009
disco D ;) says...
there are far better things to do with the $900 :)
i want to be able to buy something that will last :)
a cheeseburger meal comes to mind :D
Posted at 10:01 a.m. on March 6, 2009
atcrank says...
@coco: sending money overseas allows the overseas people to buy our goods - e.g. metals, beef etc. Pretty soon (20-50 yrs) their standard of living will be the same as or higher than ours, and our only competitive disadvantages for value-adding work like manufacturing will be our remoteness from everything and very small population.
Posted at 11:32 a.m. on March 6, 2009
amused says...
i didn't know this had turned into a politcal blog :P
Posted at 11:51 a.m. on March 6, 2009
Bill says...
what a smart idea, this is really going to help the Chinese economy :-). A perfect way to destroy the Australian economy.
Use $900 to buy something Australian made, if you are a real Aussie.
Posted at 1:23 p.m. on March 6, 2009
Ripoff says...
How can this help the economy?? It's made in China the only thing that's gonna stay here are the profits in Kogan's pocket!!
$900 for a 37in for a brand people never heard off. Please Kogan stop with your marketing crap!
Posted at 1:48 p.m. on March 6, 2009
Central Coast rocks says...
Mate you've got your marketing wrong, should call it the bogan.
Every home on the central coast should have one ey!
Posted at 2:42 p.m. on March 6, 2009
jones says...
hey kogan.
which tv is it mate? the blog tv or in the shop?
your all over the place.. phone delayed 40 times..
and pictures cant be correct.
Posted at 3:13 p.m. on March 6, 2009
byhokies says...
what you do is you buy the tv and sell the tsirt on ebay for $900 = free tv :/
Posted at 3:24 p.m. on March 6, 2009
saynotopolitics says...
How about I give you $500 for the TV, and $1 dollar for the shirt? I need to wipe my arse on something!
Posted at 5:41 p.m. on March 6, 2009
Michael says...
How's this stimulate the Australian economy Kogan? You import rubbish from China. It'll stimulate their communist economy more than ours. It'll line your pockets only. Your minimum wage lackies will still receive their paltry wages.
Posted at 7:24 a.m. on March 7, 2009
Kogan AKA Kevin37 says...
*Post has been removed due to inappropriate language*
Posted at 7:31 a.m. on March 7, 2009
dave says...
could someone tell me which brand of television is MADE in australia. HardlyNormal and company make their profits by selling tvs made overseas, What's the difference.
Posted at 9:35 a.m. on March 7, 2009
PinkCandy says...
Does it come it red?
Posted at 10:18 a.m. on March 7, 2009
tyrese says...
no full HD and no 100Hz for a $900 37" TV, comeon kogan what sort of deal is that, you were going really good with your 32" and 42" full HD TV's (which look really good now and come with top spec LG panel's) so why the crappy specs on this 37" TV, infact i will be more than happy to pay more (upto $1000) for a top spec 37" full HD TV. By the way how come you got a different TV showing on this blog to the one displayed on your shop link? must be a mistake or something
Posted at 1:09 p.m. on March 7, 2009
Gatinho says...
@DAVE. The difference is Harvey Norman et al employee thousands upon thousands of Australians.
You cannot buy an Australian made TV. It's IMPOSSIBLE. 99% of all Australian manufacturing has left our shores in the past 20 years. Australia is a crap-hole, and it's sinking fast.
*The rest of this post has been removed due to inappropriate language*
Posted at 3:57 p.m. on March 7, 2009
Mat says...
@Gatinho
Whoa chill on the racism. Somali Refugees, Black Bastards, Daigo Turd.
If somethings crap say it but don't go bashing whole peoples/cultures to push your point.
Posted at 7:21 p.m. on March 7, 2009
Brownie says...
It's interesting to hear the extreme level of negative emotion this novel & catchie marketing technique has caused. It seems to me the only loosers out there are those who are willing to pay more than $1000 for a TV. So it hasn't Full HD. take your hand off it game nerds and TV lounge lizards. The Kevin 37 is for those who want a TV but also have an interesting life outside which is more real and vivid than Full HD & better than 200Hz!
Posted at 12:37 a.m. on March 8, 2009
robcheck says...
Most on the morons on this blog actually believe that It is Kevin's fault the economy is the way it is....retards.....
Posted at 1:10 p.m. on March 8, 2009
Senior Citizen says...
It seems that the majority of you have nothing better to do with your time than to be critical of political parties, prime ministers and retailers. Wake up to yourselves you bloody fools. If you don't want the $900 or don't want to spend it then donate it to a charity or the Victorian bushfire appeal. In the meantime get a life and let each person decide what they will do with the $900 that Kevin is giving us. Afer all it is our money that we have paid out in excessive taxes for years
Posted at 1:57 p.m. on March 8, 2009
Superman says...
@Brownie
geez mate looks like your'e a bit of a dumbass who doesn't really know much about technology, or maybe your'e just too much of an outdoors freek to notice any difference between the old crt tv's and the newer flat screen lcd's. Therefore the kevin 37 is made specially for dumbasses like your self who ain't very passionate about technology, for everyone else i agree the kevin 37 should've had full HD resolution and 100Hz processor in a good looking matt black finish (like the 32" and 42" full HD tv's) and not this ugly grey piece of crap
Posted at 2:01 p.m. on March 8, 2009
Ray says...
@ Michael
"How's this stimulate the Australian economy Kogan? You import rubbish from China. It'll stimulate their communist economy more than ours."
Uh... no.
China is NOT economically communist, look at where they are now, buying away US debt.
What they are is communist socially.
Posted at 10:29 p.m. on March 8, 2009
eastcoastking says...
*Post has been removed due to inappropriate language*
Posted at 1:35 a.m. on March 9, 2009
westside says...
to eastcoastking
i agree mate looks like kogan was up to something dirty inorder to get the PM's attention, and all that talk about stimulating the economy... enough said
Posted at 9:44 a.m. on March 9, 2009
sad sad puppy. says...
What makes me such a sad sad puppy? that all you retards can spout off about sending money overseas to probably our largest trade partner who is also reeling from the WFC. When you have a clue about global economics/trade and its true impact on you little bogans then you can come back and whinge that Kogan is busting a nut to rip you all off. Till then stfu and go read some economics literature and get a clue.
Posted at 12:16 p.m. on March 9, 2009
Dave says...
*Post has been removed due to inappropriate language*
Posted at 1:15 p.m. on March 9, 2009
Dave says...
Well done for removing my post. Obviously a company like Kogan can't deal with the harsh realities of what they do. Trying to cash in on the package by saying it is good for the Aussie economy is pathetic. It may fool your average ACA viewer but it won't fool me. By spending your stimulus package on this junk, you are supporting nobody except Kogan himself and Chinese sweat shop labour. You would be better off buying a TV from Harvey Norman which at least has Aussie staff, even if the electronic goods aren't Aussie. There is no such thing as an Aussie built TV.
Posted at 5:24 p.m. on March 9, 2009
Li says...
The whole "buy Australian/American/whatever and help keep jobs here" line is not very good economics anyway. I mean if the logic holds, why stop there? What about I don't buy anything except produce only made in Sydney, to keep jobs here in Sydney? Or Bexley North? Or within my family and friend's circle? Why? Because we would likely all starve, or at least have to live at a very low standard of living, that's why.
Economics is about the benefits of trade, and competition is about the benefits of productivity. If you want to go to Harvey Norman, spend more because their business model is more wasteful ("Aussie jobs" or no), and you think you are doing anyone a favour, then why not just pay extra on everything you buy and support even more wasteful businesses and unsustainable jobs?
Posted at 6 p.m. on March 9, 2009
underdog says...
Its just great to see a tv with an Ausie's name on it. Stuff the big companies. Go Kogan its chanpions like you that keep capatalism alive. Imagine in years to come telling people that you owned one of the limited Kevin 37TV...maybe just a bit more interesting than a boring black sony, panasonic etc. Black TV's suck.
Posted at 8:57 p.m. on March 9, 2009
underdogging AJ says...
@ Underdog.... lol
at least when u tel ur kids that the sony will still me working!
Kogan back where it came form Chinese landfill!
Posted at 12:54 p.m. on March 10, 2009
HW says...
Haha, the idiots on here are great.
1. Just because a product is made in China doesn't mean it's not good for the economy. The economy is a global animal.
2. Australia would be nothing without China. Where do you think China buys its resources from??
3. Kevin Rudd is not smart enough, or powerful enough to destroy the global economy. Nor would he want to.
Posted at 3:57 p.m. on March 10, 2009
dude says...
geez kogan you bogan ain't it time to realise a tv with LED backlighting technology??? LCD's are getting old now
Posted at 7:15 p.m. on March 10, 2009
Dave says...
Reply to HW:
1. Just because a product is made in China doesn't mean it's not good for the economy. The economy is a global animal.
Yes it is. But the economy you WANT to support is Australia's, and if you buy Kogan, the only Australian person you are supporting is Mr Kogan himself. I'm sure the 50 cents profit that goes to China makes no difference in the scheme of things. If you bought a Chinese product at Harvey Norman or Dick Smiths for example, at least the money is going back to their thousands of Aussie staff.
2. Australia would be nothing without China. Where do you think China buys its resources from??
This question makes no sense when we are talking about the stimulus package and trying to inject money into commercial sales. The idea is to spend the money in Australia, not give it to the Chinese so they can buy more steel or coal from us. You think the measly money from Kogan is going to help China buy more Australian products anyway? I highly doubt it.
3. Kevin Rudd is not smart enough, or powerful enough to destroy the global economy. Nor would he want to.
I agree he is not smart enough for anything. Unfortunately you don't need to be smart to destroy the economy. You sound like you are too young to remember the last Labor government and what mess they got us into. You think Keating was smart?
Posted at 1:10 p.m. on March 11, 2009
Cameron says...
Gold!!!
Posted at 8:25 a.m. on March 12, 2009
Lowman-X says...
I'm looking at buying an LCD TV and not really interested in the KEVIN37 (too big for my lounge room). I am looking at the KOGAN 1080P-32 - FULL HD LCD TV WITH HD TUNER AND 1080P PANEL.
Just wondering (if anyone has one of them) what it's like performance-wise? Is the image quality good? I find with a lot of LCD TVs that the image can be somewhat grainy/pixelated and that the image can "stutter" and become jerky when the camera pans. Anyone have any advice on this model?
Cheers!
Posted at 10:02 a.m. on March 13, 2009
Col William says...
Did you know the T shirt is made in China and printed in Indonesia
Posted at 2:23 p.m. on March 13, 2009
Col William says...
I just found out the cotton is Australian but the water is drained from the Murray Basin to keep the South Aussies parched
Posted at 2:26 p.m. on March 13, 2009
Ben says...
Sorry fellas but that price is far too rich when you can buy a Samsung 32" FULL HD for $900-$950 from JB.
Also you can get 40" 1366x768 HDTV's for $900.. better brands too.
Kogan, no one want's this TV.. you are not a good brand, the image quality will look like crap and it's exorbitantly priced.
Myself? I shall be buying a Samsung 32" FULL HD for $900 thankyou very much :).
Posted at 4:46 p.m. on March 14, 2009
Li says...
Hey Lowman-X,
I've got a Kogan 32 1080p. Assuming it is a good idea to listen to people that have actually seen the picture for themselves, rather than people willing to spend their time on making broad uniformed statements like "you are not a good brand and the image will look crap", you can take my word that it is very good. You won't regret it. My olds have a name brand lcd screen and my one smashes their's out of the park. Watching sports, where the camera pans all the time, is no problem at all. It is good...
Posted at 10:36 p.m. on March 15, 2009
Danboy says...
@ Li
I agree. Picture quality is excellent. I did have a problem with turning the TV on but it was fixed with a minimum of fuss.
Posted at 2:26 p.m. on March 17, 2009
Tim says...
To everyone saying that this will push us further into debt, the government through numerous taxes and other schemes will end up making around 30-50% of this back, whilst attempting to keep employment at it's current levels and hopefully but unlikely boost the level of employment.
Heard of the multiplier effect anyone?
Basically, one person goes out and spends money on a consumer item, which pays for the wages of the employee, which goes out and spends his/her money from wages on consumer products, until the cash amount is so little it's basically 1cent. say you were to spend $900 on a tv -importers keep their jobs (unless australian owned) for importing the goods to be trucked away by...
truckers keep their job for transporting the goods which are transported to...
companies then pay for the products to be sold in their stores by their...
employees, who gets paid a wage who then uses their wages to repeat the cycle again until the amount is so small it has little to no effect on the economy.
Furthermore, Howard successfully saved up a Budget Surplus, but that doesn't mean the government is in debt, or Australia as a whole is in debt. 90-99% of the debt we still have is Private Sector debt (companies, households debt etc) while government debt is close to non-existent.
Posted at 2:47 p.m. on March 18, 2009
paul says...
if people take the economic stimulus idea at all seriously, they should spend their money consciously, on australian made products or services.
spending $900 on a wide-screen propaganda machine that was most likely built overseas is ridiculous. it has much less positive impact than spending the money on australian made products, or 100% australian service industries.
the government is doing this initiative out of borrowed money, which of course the IMF endorses as a valid response to the global economic crisis, because more debt = more control.
so if the government is going to do this, at least make sure when you spend it you try and keep the funds circulating within australia!!
Posted at 4:56 p.m. on March 19, 2009
Seventy-soon says...
If all TV's here are made overseas, and I just want a low-cost 26'' LCD integrated HD , what"s wrong with me buying Kogan?
Posted at 3:06 p.m. on March 21, 2009
-Penguin ASPLEY- QLD says...
Rudds a dud and so are the television.
Posted at 12:24 p.m. on March 23, 2009
hendrix6969 says...
well it would be nice to at least see one of Kogans LCD TV on display like JB HI Fi ETC.. very hard to buy a tv without seeing it?.. even though i am interested...looks like i will spend my upgrade of around $5000 dollars on something i can see and play with for at least five minutes.. Looks like Samsung wins.. Sorry Kogan I am in brisbane and your freight is way to expensive without seeing the product. send me a demo to look at......
Posted at 10:45 p.m. on March 23, 2009
Cye says...
I do not know where these people are from, but here in California (USA) we have a store named frys & a true HD 42 to 50 inch brand named tv is $899.99 & you can get a 37 inch HD brand named for $349.99 & online, so these people are ripping people off with this price I am sorry, People do your research on google 1st before you throw your money out the door because it is way to tough in this (bush destroyed everything) economy to be giving hard earned dollars away to anyone. Spend with caution. Forget what the news says to go out & spend,you better think about survival first, not materials. In my eyes it goes like this -->(needs first) & (Wants Last & maybe not at all). Savings are more important.
Posted at 2:19 p.m. on March 24, 2009
Peter says...
Dont be fooled by the " 100mhz" engine. I purchased a 42" Full HD Kogan 2 months back and have had nothing but trouble. Its been back for anoying vibrations in the speakers with no improvement. We have a standard LG smaller tv and it runs circles around this so call 100MHZ beast with LG screen. My feelings are that regardless of the screen its the brain that runs it all. Bit like putting a 4 cyl motor in a drag car. Screen may be great, but if the motor cant keep up the the body whats the use? So called 100mhz full HD screen VERRY slow to respond....
Posted at 11:38 a.m. on March 25, 2009
WTF says...
kogan you have got it wrong again, with your second model in the 37" size you should've looked at your other 2 full HD tv's in terms of design and also performance (1200:1 contrast ratio is too low you should've kept with 1600:1 as the minumum in your full HD range), you should've made this with same design and specs as your current model 32" and 42" full HD tv's ......gosh when will you ever get it right
P.S. at least give it a 100Hz processor in addition to the full HD resolution
Posted at 4:22 p.m. on March 30, 2009
the one says...
kogan man can you please make your tv's with an ambient light sensor, one that adjusts the brightness and contrast according to the external light source, this not only makes it more energy efficient but also it means that we don't have to change the brightness down everytime when watching tv at night
Posted at 4:26 p.m. on March 30, 2009
Max says...
@ the one
hey thats an excellent idea, have a light sensor like the one you get on current full HD LG tv's
Posted at 4:28 p.m. on March 30, 2009
craig says...
Try to explain to the thousands of retrenched coal workers that money spent on products out of China (a large consumer of Aussie coal) isn't going to stimulate our economy. Whether you like it or not we are not insulated from the rest of the world and in the scheme of things we are quite small and will always be reliant on others.
It looks like small mindedness and the bashing of any Aussie willing to have a go is still alive and kicking in Australia. I have a Kogan as a second tv and can not fault it for value. When my Panasonic dies Kogan will be in the mix for my next purchase.
Posted at 12:05 p.m. on April 1, 2009
Honest Kev, the Working Man's Friend says...
Strewth,
Most of you people are so dense that you shouldn't be allowed to vote.
Cheers ... Kev.
Posted at 12:44 p.m. on April 1, 2009
jones says...
your all over the place dude..
now the kevin 37 is a full hd for 900..
Posted at 12:06 p.m. on April 2, 2009
Dan says...
Is this worth getting?
Its now full HD. One HDMI port is enough as i will only connect my Xbox to it.
The other specs, contrast etc are they good?
Posted at 4:24 p.m. on April 3, 2009
Tyrese says...
Hey kogan i see you have one very important feature missing on your TV's and that is support for 14:9 aspect ratio, you only have one zoom aspect ratio of 4:3. Why this is important is that when watching movies rented or bought they usually display it in 16:9 ratio therefore if you have 14:9 zoom function like i do on my current LG tv, you are then able to display the full picture across the entire area of the TV with no black cut-outs on the top and bottom, i was looking really forward to purchasing a 37" full HD TV from you but unfortunetly after checking out the specs the TV doe not support zoom 14:9 aspect ratio therefore i might just wait untill such a feature becomes available (i'm wondering if you can remove the 4:3 zoom function and replace it with a 14:9 zoom function if you don't wanna add this feature in addition to the 4:3 zoom)
P.S. also on my current LG TV it has a light sensor on the front of the display whereby the brightness is automatically adjusted according to the changing day and night external light influence, just wondering if you are able to add this feature to your TV's as well, then it will truly become the best value LCD TV's in australia
Posted at 8:33 p.m. on April 5, 2009
eshay says...
so do we get our cash bak wen it breaks after 1 week cuzzi??
lmaoo jks jks but 4 real dis cash is goin on mi car uleh
Posted at 11:36 a.m. on April 7, 2009
Bogan says...
Lemme guess it's gonna be another stuff up like your stupid google phone that never arrived....
Posted at 10:47 p.m. on April 7, 2009
BoganAgain says...
$900 Australian T-Shirt? I don't think so
Posted at 10:50 p.m. on April 7, 2009
What the ??? says...
now the kogan 37 is for $799 and a full HD version is for $900 - now thats more like it (i kinda got worried when the normal HD was priced at $900 - seemed way too much when you could pick up a quality LG 37" for around the same price with much better features than this grey lump of plastic from china - you could've atleast kept the colour matt black, that way atleast it looks good) - comeon kogan your products are lacking (big time) in necessary quality features (like not having 14:9 zoom support and an ambient light sensor as metioned above by someone) and design (incuding the colour scheme)
Posted at 2:30 p.m. on April 11, 2009
Kogan lover says...
hey i would like to buy a 100/120Hz tv in the 37"size with full HD (willing to pay more for it like $1000), let us know
Posted at 10:35 p.m. on April 17, 2009
Boobies says...
I am going into the LCD/Plasma market completely blind. I dont know what I should be buying in regards to quality. What I want is a no fuss telly that will look good playing DVD's etc. Im not into watching sport so really just something I can enjoy watching movies on (and music DVD's). I am not one to scrutinise pixelation (whatever that is). Can someone reccommend a good reasonably priced telly that I can just sit, watch and enjoy. Is this the one for me. I dont really care about the T-shirt. (pack it off to someone who needs clothes.)
Posted at 10:36 a.m. on April 27, 2009
spork says...
Is the TV in question the ordinary looking grey one at the top of this page, or the nice looking black one on the other pages?
$900 for a brand new 37" full HD (Resolution: 1920 x 1080) tv sounds good to me. TEAK (crap brand) are almost twice as dear for a similar item, I'd love a SONY (brand loyalty) but can't justify several K$ for a idiot box... Is the tuner also "full HD" or a lower reolution?
Nice to see a couple of posts relevant to the TV in here, shame about all the uneducated, politicoracist crap I had to read through to find them. "Opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one" - doesn't mean we should all air them in public.
ps, thanks for the early tax return Mr Rudd. ;p
Posted at 5:50 p.m. on April 28, 2009
Yogi says...
Crikey! are Kogan's any good or not. Dont NEC and Panasonic all come from China. Just because they have been around longer and spent millions on advertising does not make them better - does it people ? Tell me.
I am about to spend $$$ on a new one cause my 3 year old TV just crapped itself.
So who makes the best TV for the lowest price ?
Posted at 8:41 p.m. on April 29, 2009
Arran says...
Bought a Kevin 37, delivered yesterday. The TV itself is awesome. The dimensions however as advertised on this site are wrong, the TV in reality is larger. So TV will not fit into the entertainment unit. I've asked support for any advice, a 25-30mm shorter stand would help, Support it seems are a little busy....
Posted at 10:50 p.m. on May 12, 2009
Joshua says...
Considering our government is throwing around money like there's no tomorrow, hoping to stimulate the economy.....
make sure you spend every last cent of this handout!
Joshua
Printing Company Melbourne
www.readysteadyprint.com.au
Posted at 10:23 a.m. on May 29, 2009
Tangy says...
I guess the specs have completely changed. I know they're now delivering late July, so I assume no-one's actually seen this TV performing yet. With the current specs, it looks good/great, and for a good price. I've bought from Kogan before and their after-sales support was brilliant, so I dunno what everyone's on about with their whining. I think a lot of the complaining is from people who haven't bought from Kogan before?
Thinking of buying this for my workplace.. hoping the HD Tuner is good quality, but then again I'm not looking for perfection, I'm looking for necessary features, good performance and great value. An artifact here or there is not such a big deal, and $900 is obviously a decent price. This seems to fit the bill.
Anyway, I like the idea of a light sensor in future versions.
Posted at 1:29 p.m. on June 12, 2009
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