vizio sv470xvt vs vizio m470nv? What is the main difference from the two models?
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@ James any idea why I don't have hulu plus? I'm definitely connected to the Internet...I can't figure this thing out...I have the m470nv
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The Sv470xvt is Vizio's first 120hz 47" high end model, however it was released in 2008. The M470nv (I own it), was released May, 2010. The M470 has internet apps via Wifi\Ethernet like Amazon Video on Demand, Rhapsody, Netflix, Hulu, TvGuide, etc. It also has a smart Bluetooth Remote\Keyboard. The m470 is 899 on Amazon, and is competing with LG and Samsung's similarly priced (about 100-200 more) thin LED Internet App Model TVs.
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I think a lot of answers to these questions can be found here: http://store.vizio.com/e500da0.html
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240 dropped to 120 but I wonder about other parts. A salesperson from Vizio told me the M series are the best. There is mixed info about the ARC. All I know is the model I have is as amazing as can be.
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I don't know. I strongly advise against purchasing this computer. Mine broke right after the warranty was up and Vizio provided zero customer service. Read the negative reviews on Amazon and save yourself the hassle. If you already own it, just screw open the bottom panel to replace any of the components.
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It is an actual Vizio and works great with my TV.Can't answer specifically about E421VL.
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tiger refurb...works fine,,too large/loud for my use...they also shotgun yr email..(but Did stop when asked).btw, the live phone customer service @ Vizio IS super, (how to return to factory defaults, etc)>.dropped warranty(b4 it started) and could not have anything done as it has no serial nbr shipped with unit..a "sticker".
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Picture screen size and the presence or absence of a TV tuner are probably the big differences. I have a DM2752D-PN which has a 27-inch screen and is a TV/monitor. My DM2343P-BN has a 23-inch screen and is only a monitor. I am not familiar with a D2443P-BN (assuming you listed the correct model number), but it probably has a 24-inch screen. I like both of my monitors for 3D uses.
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I believe the screen of the ST50 is as reflective as the VT50, which I own. If so, it's as reflective as the VIZIO. In overall brightness, Vizio wins, in picture quality and depth of definition in blacks and grays, the ST50 will win. That's no to say the Vizio's PQ isn't stellar. My VT50 is in a fairly bright room with no window opposite it to reflect back at the viewer. They are well off to either side. I think the brightness of my set is more than adequate in this situation.
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Tina, I have the Vizio XV422XVT with built in wifi. I've tried 4 different replacement remotes and none of them is 100% compatible even though my particular model is listed as a compatible TV. Examples: Volume always seems to work. Menu button does not always work. Input button (to select dvd, vcr etc) does not always work. Scrolling channels using up/down arrow does not always work and so forth. I have one remote that will work for choosing the input source, another will allow me to select channels and use the menu features and so on. The original remote didn't even last one year and every thing I read about the original said original replacements were no better. Tina, I have the Vizio XV422XVT with built in wifi. I've tried 4 different replacement remotes and none of them is 100% compatible even though my particular model is listed as a compatible TV. Examples: Volume always seems to work. Menu button does not always work. Input button (to select dvd, vcr etc) does not always work. Scrolling channels using up/down arrow does not always work and so forth. I have one remote that will work for choosing the input source, another will allow me to select channels and use the menu features and so on. The original remote didn't even last one year and every... » Read More Tina, I have the Vizio XV422XVT with built in wifi. I've tried 4 different replacement remotes and none of them is 100% compatible even though my particular model is listed as a compatible TV. Examples: Volume always seems to work. Menu button does not always work. Input button (to select dvd, vcr etc) does not always work. Scrolling channels using up/down arrow does not always work and so forth. I have one remote that will work for choosing the input source, another will allow me to select channels and use the menu features and so on. The original remote didn't even last one year and every thing I read about the original said original replacements were no better. « Show Less
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Thank you very much for responding. You have confirmed that this seems to be an anomaly. I'll contact Vizio. Problem is this is a replacement unit for my first unit that had a bad USB port. Starting to lose faith.
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The 554 is NOT currently available per Vizio's own website you lying troll."This item is Coming Soon." http://www.vizio.com/led-lcd-hdtvs/xvt3d554sv.html
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Am currently using a VIZIO 32" and it works fine. You get a better picture with HDMI or DVI cable but this comp has VGA out. The output is good and for the cost it works fine for us.
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I used a Vizio S3820w-CO for a few days until my digital optical converter came in and there were NO issues at all. The sound bar did soundbetter than the TV speakers, which are also not that bad at all. I needed the converter because the Samsung will not accept RCA type plugs for the audio output.
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There is a thread in avsforum dedicated to the xvt3 series. There have been some issues reported - RVR (random Vizio Reboot), Sets turning on by itself, occasional defective units. Not all TVs are affected and similar problems are not uncommon in other models. Vizio 's support has been prompt in most cases.Picture Quality wise - Vizio ranks highly - esp in pro reviews. There are the standard issues - blooming and some uniformity issues. Also the set does not handle 1080p/24 correctly according to pro reviews .. It uses 3:2 pulldown on 1080p/24 material (e.g. Blu Ray) which can lead to judder in some scenes, There is a thread in avsforum dedicated to the xvt3 series. There have been some issues reported - RVR (random Vizio Reboot), Sets turning on by itself, occasional defective units. Not all TVs are affected and similar problems are not uncommon in other models. Vizio 's support has been prompt in most cases.Picture Quality wise - Vizio ranks highly - esp in pro reviews. There are the standard issues - blooming and some uniformity issues. Also the set does not handle 1080p/24 correctly according to pro reviews .. It uses 3:2 pulldown on 1080p/24 material (e.g. Blu Ray) which can... » Read More There is a thread in avsforum dedicated to the xvt3 series. There have been some issues reported - RVR (random Vizio Reboot), Sets turning on by itself, occasional defective units. Not all TVs are affected and similar problems are not uncommon in other models. Vizio 's support has been prompt in most cases.Picture Quality wise - Vizio ranks highly - esp in pro reviews. There are the standard issues - blooming and some uniformity issues. Also the set does not handle 1080p/24 correctly according to pro reviews .. It uses 3:2 pulldown on 1080p/24 material (e.g. Blu Ray) which can lead to judder in some scenes, « Show Less
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the one being sold at costco is a XVT472SV the model without VIA (Vizio Internet Apps). This model is the SV472XVT which includes VIA and wifi + bluetooth remote. Ofcourse I could be wrong as the XVT472SV is showing up as $1349 on Cosctco's website. I do not see any mention of the SV472XVT on the Coscto website.
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I have found two other differences - 6350 comes with quad stand and WiFi ready; 5500 - square stand and WiFi capable. Coming to difference in refresh rate, as long as you buy the TV less than 39" 60Hz is absolutely fine, 120 is just a hype for 32" version. 5500 is VFM. 6350 is bit of luxury. Hope that answers your question.
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Sounds like Vizio tech support is a little out of touch, LOL! Please email me regarding the model you have.