Why is this tv cost so much null

One reason is that the screen uses Organic Light Emitting Diode technology. Check Wikipedia for more information. This is currently more expensive, cutting edge technology, although the concept was originally described in the 50's. It is supposed to provide a better picture with better blacks and colors. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder so visit a store and see what you think. The difference may or may not be worth the extra expense depending on your budget. It is also a very large display!

Considering the size and novelty of the technology it is an incredible bargain. Just sell one of your Roll's Royce's or ask your dad to liquidate some excess property for your account.

If you want the best, your gonna have to pay. It's a golden rule. The great thing is there are massive amounts choice. If you feel this TV, at it's various size/price points are out of your budgetary range, move on... There are other TV's from Sony/LG/Samsung --> insignia/TCL brands from very cheap to mildly expensive. Choice is a wonderful thing.

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Sony - 77" Class - OLED - A1E Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR-Front_Standard

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One reason is that the screen uses Organic Light Emitting Diode technology. Check Wikipedia for more information. This is currently more expensive, cutting edge technology, although the concept was originally described in the 50's. It is supposed to provide a better picture with better blacks and colors. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder so visit a store and see what you think. The difference may or may not be worth the extra expense depending on your budget. It is also a very large display!
Answered by Hal3 7 years ago
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Considering the size and novelty of the technology it is an incredible bargain. Just sell one of your Roll's Royce's or ask your dad to liquidate some excess property for your account.
Answered by Bill 7 years ago
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If you want the best, your gonna have to pay. It's a golden rule. The great thing is there are massive amounts choice. If you feel this TV, at it's various size/price points are out of your budgetary range, move on... There are other TV's from Sony/LG/Samsung --> insignia/TCL brands from very cheap to mildly expensive. Choice is a wonderful thing.
Answered by jfd3 7 years ago
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