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It is PN64F8500

Posted by Victor Khomenko on September 21, 2014 at 13:59:31:
It is a very good TV, as I started calibrating the two, I noticed right away how its picture was better. This was more revealing than just watching the movies on both.

However, I am already missing the larger screen, there is something to be said for that too!

Storing a set just in case might be too much, I think... in 3-5 years we should be able to buy an OLED TV's in that size, I hope. I would not touch them yet, but in 5 years I think they will resolve all their issues.