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Originally Posted by rayxi
Very true. Unfortunately we don't get to fully assess "what the picture looks like" until well after we hand over our money so we are left with evaluating the specs and reviews before we buy.
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The issue is the "demo mode / burn mode" these sets are setup as in the stores. They look kick ass and super high contrast but then you bring a set home, the picture looks like crap. The end user then is left with a lot of calibration and what not. Do not buy on marketing hype alone...research
