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Yesterday 8:46 PM

Samsung S90H 77 inches OLED for EDU or Workplace

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Discounted price for Samsung S90H 77 inches OLED for EDU or Workplace and using the 10% off after watching Vision AI video.

https://www.samsung.com/us/multis...s90haexza/
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Discounted price for Samsung S90H 77 inches OLED for EDU or Workplace and using the 10% off after watching Vision AI video.

https://www.samsung.com/us/multis...s90haexza/

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PloppityDrownToday 3:25 AM
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Oddly enough I'm getting $1620, 74c less than your post-tax total, as my pre-tax total. $1767.75 w/tax and $6 CA Recycling Fee. This seems to be typical for the Samsung EDU/EPP store, though. Different prices for different accounts/locations. This is progress, though! With the previous 77" S90H offer last week, the best I could manage was $2025+tax. This is very tempting vs the upcoming Costco deal, which will be $300 more but include an extended warranty.

What's the $200 discount that you redacted there?
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abadanToday 3:47 AM
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There goes your electric bill!

Per Samsung maximum power consumption could reach 660 to 770 watts under HDR brightness.

I have an older LG OLED, with HDR, it typically reaches 350 to 450 Watts & non HDR about 250 Watts.
It's still spikes my electric bill.
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