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Had it in my cart but says can't be delivered. What a joke. Live for only seconds.
expiredTheHun posted Oct 21, 2020 02:10 PM
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expiredTheHun posted Oct 21, 2020 02:10 PM
70" Onn Class 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart LED TV $298, 43" Onn Class 4K UHD LED TV $88 + Free S/H
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But why would gamers care about chroma? I've only seen this pop up in the "serious professional" excel crowd streams
Spatial dithering and 444 chroma operate independently.
But overall, if you're worried about text, the dithering does impact it, but not if the text is above the contrast threshold of the dithering.
The dithering will bin and obscure very close luminance/color pixels, but text is usually in a very different color vs surrounding pixels, as is all fine-texture detail, the spatial dithering will not bin these pixels.
There is a possibility the 70" tv is IPS, (not that anyone who isn't building a pinball machine would want one). But the small panel is likely VA, because VA is signficantly better than IPS for contrast.
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2 Years - $8.00
3 Years - $13.00
EDIT: My bad. I mistakenly thought it was showing the remaining time of the deal.
We need to wait until the deal goes live.
2 Years - $8.00
3 Years - $13.00
I think I will, plus I'll use Citi credit card to get the extended two year warranty
As for stacking the warranty:
"Citi again provides the standout policy for extended warranty coverage, offering 24 months extra protection on top of the combined manufacturer and purchased warranties of five years or less, and no cap on annual claims. Delivering up to 7 years warranty in total for items purchased with your Citi card."
I don't have much confidence in the reliability of a $88 43' TV with Roku. They most likely left out a few screws to lower the cost.
As for stacking the warranty:
"Citi again provides the standout policy for extended warranty coverage, offering 24 months extra protection on top of the combined manufacturer and purchased warranties of five years or less, and no cap on annual claims. Delivering up to 7 years warranty in total for items purchased with your Citi card."
I don't have much confidence in the reliability of a $88 43' TV with Roku. They most likely left out a few screws to lower the cost.
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