RE: One needs to see a TV to judge its performance, specs are almost meaningless…

I love opening these things up and seeing no parts on the board where the noise filtering for these noisy pieces of junk are supposed to go.

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Topic - 65" Seiki 4K LED HDTV - $999 with $50 shipping. - rlw 11:10:02 11/15/14 (12)

Could it be that they hope you confuse the brand name with "Seiko?" - Dave Pogue 13:25:57 11/18/14 (0)

no spare parts - panhead 22:52:38 11/17/14 (0)

Cheap, for a good reason. Why make price the determining factor on an item you'll probably use every day of - tinear 19:51:31 11/16/14 (0)

What the heck is a Seiki? - JeffH 09:06:14 11/16/14 (1)

RE: What the heck is a Seiki? - genungo 11:00:38 11/18/14 (0)

RE: 65" Seiki 4K LED HDTV - $999 with $50 shipping. - philltubes 08:07:10 11/16/14 (0)

One needs to see a TV to judge its performance, specs are almost meaningless… - three_sox 00:56:32 11/16/14 (3)

RE: One needs to see a TV to judge its performance, specs are almost meaningless… - middleground 05:47:19 11/16/14 (2)

RE: One needs to see a TV to judge its performance, specs are almost meaningless… - Awe-d-o-file 09:26:16 11/16/14 (0)

RE: One needs to see a TV to judge its performance, specs are almost meaningless… - cfraser 08:25:07 11/16/14 (0)

Low budget, off-the-grid waste of money. - Mr. Dick Hertz 19:40:49 11/15/14 (0)

I'll pass - Brian Walsh 19:24:36 11/15/14 (0)

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