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Samsung 85" UHD 4k TV UN85JU7100 @Frys $2999
Samsung UN85JU7100 85" UHD 4k TV on sale at Frys Electronics for $2999
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They JU7100 was a fantastic set back in 2015. 120Hz panel, good contrast ratio, peak brightness, black levels, uniformity, etc. But the KS8000 (2016 equivalent) and MU8000 (2017 equivalent) added two key features the JU7100 doesn't have: HDR and improved contrast ratio/peak brightness necessary for HDR.
I believe the Samsung 82MU8000 has been in the ~$3000 ballpark over the last few months; I would definitely lose 3 inches in size for an HDR capable set.
They JU7100 was a fantastic set back in 2015. 120Hz panel, good contrast ratio, peak brightness, black levels, uniformity, etc. But the KS8000 (2016 equivalent) and MU8000 (2017 equivalent) added two key features the JU7100 doesn't have: HDR and improved contrast ratio/peak brightness necessary for HDR.
I believe the Samsung 82MU8000 has been in the ~$3000 ballpark over the last few months; I would definitely lose 3 inches in size for an HDR capable set.
Yes. And this isn't really much of a deal, this is ancient stock that they've been peddling for months.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but they added HDR capability with an firmware upgrade a while back.
Update: https://www.flatpanelsh
They JU7100 was a fantastic set back in 2015. 120Hz panel, good contrast ratio, peak brightness, black levels, uniformity, etc. But the KS8000 (2016 equivalent) and MU8000 (2017 equivalent) added two key features the JU7100 doesn't have: HDR and improved contrast ratio/peak brightness necessary for HDR.
I believe the Samsung 82MU8000 has been in the ~$3000 ballpark over the last few months; I would definitely lose 3 inches in size for an HDR capable set.