lol..but 3rm how to put 50" ?Well I have 428 in my bedroom 3 room HDB flat and never felt they were overwhleming. My sis-in-law has 42" in living hall in her 5 room HDB flat, I find it way too small. If I want a tv in the living hall, I definitely will go for 50" min or bigger and BIGGER the better
maybe u just let me know which HN outlet u went to...Bought it from HN during PC show period, but not from the show though. I think my price was very reasonable given the extended warranty condition. Paid all up ~$3.1k with 5yrs total extended warranty with free DVD recorder and HDMI cable. Maybe he can give you a better deal. So BD isn't giving you a fantastic deal if you add all up.
Apparently, not all extended warranties are same, so please do read the T&C carefully or get a confirmation from a sale rep for what you are entitled for if anything happens. If you want to buy the same set, PM me I will give you person name to contact. I found him very helpful, has a good knowledge and no pressure to just sell me a tv set.
Please note, I have nothing to do with HN.
outsourced, not sourced......
9th generation should be the 30K contrast ratio standard lar....this kind of thing, can't run away one deneh.....
If they wish to get the best possible pics and sounds, please get a decent cables and proper AVs and speakers. If space is limited, recommend to go for reasonable 2ch system this will give you sufficient sound effect.
He suggested me to buy lcd instead of plasma, because it uses less electricity. Told him outright, "I am here to buy a tv not to save electricity" and asked him, if you are selling a high performance sports cars, would you tell a potential buyer not to buy it cos high fuel bill and maintenance? He kept quiet 
Here is some tips for saving electricity:
1.Use inverter for your fridge, not your aircon!
2.Wash as much clothes as possible per cycle when you use washing machine
3.Use iRobot vacuum cleaner instead of airbag/filter/water-base vacuum cleaner! The cost can be $3 vs $30!!!
4.Use good quality water filter instead of boiling water! But still needs to boil the water for coffee or tea la. Don't waste a money on useless or pretentious filter unless you want a complete RO system
5.Try not to bathe late at night so you can skip the water heater! Are you meant taking a shower unless you have a bathtub. I always take a cold shower regardless of day and night.
6.Buy/rent a high floor house that has big wind everyday! eg, Redhill opp MRT/Marine Parade facing the sea
7.Get a short and neat hair cut so you can throw away your air dryer! Hair Dryer
8.Steal electricity outside of your house
9.and the list goes on......
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Here is some tips for saving electricity:
1.Use inverter for your fridge, not your aircon!
2.Wash as much clothes as possible per cycle when you use washing machine
3.Use iRobot vacuum cleaner instead of airbag/filter/water-base vacuum cleaner! The cost can be $3 vs $30!!!
4.Use good quality water filter instead of boiling water!But still needs to boil the water for coffee or tea la. Don't waste a money on useless or pretentious filter unless you want a complete RO systemWe are human, not machines, why drink RO? It's meant for last resort like you die die have to recycle used water then RO is safest mah....filters are not expensive what? <USD$200 can get as good quality as diamond water type, I have access to the wholesallers for individual parts.
5.Try not to bathe late at night so you can skip the water heater!Are you meant taking a shower unless you have a bathtub. I always take a cold shower regardless of day and night.How many of us here have a bathtub? I prefer going SPA for such a luxury
6.Buy/rent a high floor house that has big wind everyday! eg, Redhill opp MRT/Marine Parade facing the sea
7.Get a short and neat hair cut so you can throw away your air dryer!Hair Dryer Opps....
8.Steal electricity outside of your house
9.and the list goes on......
same piece of advice....buy within your budget, buy within your need...and pioneer TV doesn't need to match with Pioneer HT....or you meant HTiB?!
