Just saw the Vizio 47" 1080p at Costco. It's hard to tell with their highly compressed HD feed, but the image looks really, really tight. The color, clarity, brightness and contrast seemed very accurate. Without the proper test equipment it's impossible to give a full technical analysis, but I work in broadcasting and monitor calibration is critical to me -- I can usually spot crappy monitors with just my eyes.
Surprisingly, the aesthetics are very well designed. Something that other budget priced HDTV manufacturers seem to not care about.
With the $250 off coupon applied to the already low price of $1,899 at Costco, this set is the best value I've found to date. $1,649 for a Full HD 1080p TV. I don't see how you can go wrong.
The N9 has arrived. What we can say from our first experience is that we're in the presence of a fantastically designed device with a gorgeous AMOLED screen and some highly responsive performance.
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Just saw the Vizio 47" 1080p at Costco. It's hard to tell with their highly compressed HD feed, but the image looks really, really tight. The color, clarity, brightness and contrast seemed very accurate. Without the proper test equipment it's impossible to give a full technical analysis, but I work in broadcasting and monitor calibration is critical to me -- I can usually spot crappy monitors with just my eyes.
Surprisingly, the aesthetics are very well designed. Something that other budget priced HDTV manufacturers seem to not care about.
With the $250 off coupon applied to the already low price of $1,899 at Costco, this set is the best value I've found to date. $1,649 for a Full HD 1080p TV. I don't see how you can go wrong.