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Originally Posted by CraigPollard85 It was actually apple that has essentially become a sector of its own - not LG.
Slight typo from ZXSpeccy i assume
Re: ATV, I dont stream from my Mac which may be why i dont get the issues. I set my NAS up as an SMB on XBMC and stream directly from that. Means the MacBook can actually be turned off from time to time
I say we start hounding Dave for some freebies as well  |
It indeed was a typo, I was actually writing that in the back of a cab on a bumpy road

Hence my rather inapropritly placed infant... rather than "in fact"
LG wish they were a sector, what apple has done has pretty much never been done before. For a company to become a sector unto its self is almost unimaginable.
But as someone posted above, i know when I buy apple, I have sheer blind confidence that it'll work, and it'll be of the best quality humanly possible, and if not, I know apple will just replace it with no questions asked at a store or online or wherever.
Their return policy is second to none. We had a crackd iPhone4 that also had the button go a bit unresponsive (because I dropped it

) and apple replaced the cracked back, and button for free under warranty even though they knew it was dropped
That's why I give them the money they ask!
On the other hand,
Dave posted in here that there were known faults with the 2011 models, that the media, staff and customers know about, and said they didnt want to repeat those faults in the 2012 lineup.
When a user from the forums called LG after being advised to by dave, he was told that no such faults existed or were/have ever been logged or reported to LG and his DSE, Light bleed, Banding, sync issues and lag etc etc were all "within spec" ...
Big difference in my opinion.
When LG give me apple quality products, apple quality care, apple easy of use, sustainable Eco system that is not made redundant year after year (like the current smart and 3d/dual play features etc) and apple like returns policy... then I too will give them the big bucks... Until then I'll pay the current high quality manufactures to look after me.
No manufacture is Perfect, but I can say without bias or contempt that samsung, Sony, Phillips, pioneer all produce TVs that (IMO) are a better quality/standard than that of LG.
I personally see LG as the lesser of those players, meaning that I can usually buy LGs top end tv for the price of a mid range Sony/Samsung etc...
Seems like they are now trying to sell their tvs at a price higher than that of samsungs top end models
Really LG... If I am wrong, then I apologise... But these actions speak only negative undertones to me...
Prices removed, Dave disappeared with no response... Why?
If those MSRPs were too high most companies would leve them up so that when the tvs are relased people would say "wow, £300 cheaper than MSRP, amazing"
To remove them means you don't want us saying "eh? £3100 for a 55LM960v... But Dave said £2899.99"
If they were to high, they would only bring Positive feedback on relase day. We all know MSRPs are not RRPs.
Well march 1st dave said.. let's wait and see I suppose...
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Originally Posted by CraigPollard85 Anyway, back on topic... erm.... Where's Dave?  |
I found him over here posing... Such a dreamboat...
Dave Cottrell - United Kingdom | LinkedIn
His account was used today on here, plus hes not been fired yet... So I assume he was told just lay low until March 1st as maybe LG wanna do the price relase or something.