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Finally! XBR960 is going to be here!

by Terry Browne Apr 1, 2006 8:53AM PST

We just reach an agreement with a seller that has had it for a year and had an extended warranty on it so there are another 2 years. We are getting it on Thursday next week. I just wonder if anyone has a good site for the manual. I would like a *.pfd document that I could print out and start learning about the different resolutions and how to set it right.
I will eventually get the manual (and the invoice for the TV) but would love to be able to check it out before getting it.
Oh. You may wonder about the price: $900! And the guy has hardly been home to watch anything since he's been working pretty late every day and he worked for a movie academy! So it's a good TV for sure!

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Go Here.....
by RoadRunner6 Apr 1, 2006 9:06AM PST
http://esupport.sony.com/

enter the exact model number and you should get all the info you need including a link to the owner's manual.

Enjoy your new set.

RR6
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(NT) (NT) Thanks RR!
by Terry Browne Apr 1, 2006 10:11AM PST
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!
by Riverledge Apr 1, 2006 10:58AM PST

BEAUTIFUL set. river.

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I'd think so too!
by Terry Browne Apr 1, 2006 12:10PM PST

Not too much into size but more quality and I think this TV will satisfy me given that we have an old Toshiba 27" right now. We are sooooo excited about this! Only problem is the weight. I have to put it on the stand and before that connect the cables. I hate that part but once it is done, it'll be a great I hope!
We ordered the new cable box today and we will have the Scientific 4200HD which hopefully will give us a great picture.
What I wonder about is if it will be enough with the DVI connection which the cable company porvides. According to the sales representative it is a very little difference between that and the HDMI. I will try to get the HDMI cable from the seller though. But if I don't get it, is it worth the money? Is the difference that big?

TB

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that's been my tv of choice for quite some time now
by masterying01 Apr 1, 2006 1:43PM PST

adding to the fact that reg price is $1800, u got a great deal.

manufactorer websites are a good place for manuals. i also like www.amazon.com becuse on the computers we have at work....its really slow and flash sites take forever to load. amazon has most manuals on there in pdf.

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