Posted August 12, 2016 at 14:37 GMT
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Thanks, looks interesting. Shame about the awful stand though. Not much design thought gone into that I think!
Thanks, looks interesting. Shame about the awful stand though. Not much design thought gone into that I think!
I think that stand was a temporary measure, and not the actual stand though. I vaguely remember reading that in another thread somewhere.
I believe that the stand design is aimed at the 'older, more traditional' market. It should sell well in the UK to the fools who wanted a return to Victorian times!
Personally, I think this is a missed opportunity. I like the design very much, but if they want to market to the masses with a less expensive TV, you need a 55". 48" is just too small for most living rooms these days. And the BeoVision 14 and Avant are in a different price bracket.
There's another site that also pictures the connections on the back and side.
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Who are they Paul?I believe that the stand design is aimed at the 'older, more traditional' market. It should sell well in the UK to the fools who wanted a return to Victorian times!
Who are they Paul?
I think you're probably one of them; you always seem to be leaving Europe😕
But I am and we are in Europe, and always will be. Weird
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