46" Sony KDL-46HX729 Bravia 3D 1080p 240Hz WiFi Edge LED HDTV $890 + Free Shipping (expired)

any idea will this work on 110-240 voltage?

Quote from xchric : how can you combine fatwallet and chase?

fatwallet account then 5% back on my chase cashback for tigerdirect.

Quote from deadeye316 : finally pulled the triger. 4% back from fatwallet and 5% from chase. Been looking for a while.

how get 5% from chase? I have a freedom CC. hope will work.

Do you guys know if Sony glasses that work with a 3D Vaio laptop will work with this TV?

Thanks.

Edit: Nevermind, figured it out and got one.

S190-4619 BX

BX does stand for opened box.

Oh man I came so close to buying this and upgrading from my 40" non 3D Sony.

Please someone find a similar deal on a good passive 3D tv and my money will be spent.

Quote from Bi0hAzArD : S190-4619 BX BX does stand for opened box.

confirmed?

Quote from bigdaddykraven : Oh man I came so close to buying this and upgrading from my 40" non 3D Sony. Please someone find a similar deal on a good passive 3D tv and my money will be spent.

Try the LG 47LD950C 47in LCD HDTV (1080p, 240Hz, Passive 3D) w/ 4 pairs of 3D Glasses $874.99 from TD... But it does not have wi-fi or internet access..

Quote from 3brane : confirmed?

I almost bought it,I called he said it's new just that the seal was broken that's why they have to sell as open box.

1. Tigerdirect had the 55" model for at $999 before xmas
2. Black levels tinge blue on this one...recommend the nx720 or hx820

Somebody wrote this on some other fatwallet (Just for more analysis)

If you want to watch 3D, then you'll need to factor in the cost of buying enough 3D glasses for your family, and whether or not those glasses are comfortable and work well if you wear prescription glasses too. Sony's 3D glasses run about $50 each, including children's glasses. They do not offer clip-ons for those who wear prescription glasses. So for a family of 4, you're looking at having to purchase approximately $200 in 3D glasses. More, if you want to have some extra pairs of 3D glasses handy if friends or family come to visit and they want to watch in 3D as well. Your actual cost with 4-pairs of glasses is really going to be right around $1,100, and could be a lot higher depending upon how many more pairs of 3D glasses at $50 a pop you need to buy. Reviews on Amazon look to be good, but there does seem to be an issue with back light bleed of varying degrees of severity, as well as less than stellar sound. I always take the sound quality thing with a grain of salt though. Remember, the thinner these TV's get, the less they are able to use the body of the television as a speaker box to create more midrange, bass, and depth to the sound. Thinner TV's are just going to give you tinnier sound, hence the big push to external sound bars and surround sound systems.

All this said, if you just want a 2D set, then this looks like a really excellent deal with the added bonus of being able to add on 3D whenever you get the money or the inclination to buy all the 3D glasses that you'll need. For 2D I think it's a damned good deal! However, if you are wanting 3D right out of the box, then I'd suggest looking at the LG 47LM6700 that is including 12 pairs of 3D glasses, including children's glasses and clip-ons, as well as a very nice $300 sound bar with a wireless subwoofer and Bluetooth connectivity for $1379 shipped from Adorama, or $1449 shipped white glove from Amazon. You're getting a lot more TV and accessories for the buck than with this Sony.

Looks like it supports only 120V and the watts are 142W, comparatively high and 50% less than Plasma 55inch 6500 one...

Quote from mmbmca : Its cus they don't allow any returns on TVs at all.

that and taxes.

here is the review and calibrated result... from FlatpanelsHD for SONY 46HX729 [flatpanelshd.com]

If you guy willing to spend a little more try and get the Panasonic TC-L47ET5 [flatpanelshd.com] instead.

Waiting for plasma as I read 3D is good on Plasma's... and I am not in hurry!