Is this tv realy 70in when measured?
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69.5". Great picture except up close (within about 3-4')... kind of "chromy" looking then, but sharpest i've seen except for 4k. Tends to be a little heavy on blue shade, but that works well in some situations (sky, water, etc). Had a 3-yr old 55" vizio 1080p, and i'd rate this one about twice as good overall, picture-wise. Haven't used 3d yet, nor blue ray, so I can't say how those look.
505096
Yes it is. 98% of it is all screen. Serious banding problems, though. I wouldn't recommend this to any family or friends, though it worked well for a few weeks.
1652988
I do not have this TV (yet; I ordered one and still await its arrival), but that may just be the dimensions of the package. The TV does look wider than its height (almost 2 to 1).
2107835
It depends on the tv. I have a 55in Samsung f7500 on mine, but it's actually lighter than my old LG 47in.
1502028
I did go ahead and purchase the tv about a month ago. It's a 55" and is quite stable. No lean whatsoever!
521470
From the main page about this item: "Flat Screen Flat Panel LCD LED Plasma TV and Monitor Displays 42-70" ", so I assume this Would in fact, hold/support a 70" TV as well.
1453756
Call Sony to be sure. I bought the new 70" 3-D Sony, and they confirmed that they are the replacement for my TV.
1082749
This is said to be a 60 inch tv, which is the length of the screen from the top left corner to the bottom right corner, approximately. The approximate width is 52 inches, and the height is approximately 29 inches. Yes, this is a sure 'nuff "Slim" tv. (very "Thin", too.) A truly great tv! Every day my amazement grows.
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Specks show 70" max.. Personally I would look for something more substantial for a 75" TV.
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I don't see why not, check your weight and mounting screw position on the back of the TV, they are usually standard. My Sony 70 Inch fits nicely. The bracket is flimsy so it flexes under the weight, TV is 100 pounds, brackets is rated to 165. This is a weight issue not size.
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It's 120, however some techies say that in some cases it plays as a 60. This means nothing, it's a great TV
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Hi Mark. I would say it's about 30". It's super big. If you plan to own this 70" you need to have very strong stand for it. Over all, it's a good soft box and good material.
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I have a 65 inch and it does not extend over the edge on either side, but it has bowed in the middle from the weight. TV is less than 100 pounds.
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I DO NOT KNOW BECAUSE I DO NOT HAVE A 60"TV.Maybe if you look on the that the stand comes in it should say.
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tv is too big. im almost 100% sure the max size tv was 55". i think max weight of the tv would be around 70 pounds. a 70 inch screen would prob be unstable.
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The screen is measured diagonally, so if you add another 10" then then you have to increase both the width and length of the screen. So the difference between a 70" and an 80" is about 100 square inches. It's not easy building and manouvering a 640 square inch almost paper thin wafer and then mounting it in a chassis and converting it to a TV. Maybe they had to design new machinery to handle the bigger screen.
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I ordered the F9000 65in twice and both were damaged in route by two different carriers, so I never even received them but was refunded instead. I also did not received a UN8500 55in tv for the same reason. I might just have to buy a future tv in a store, I guess. Now, I think that I will just wait for a 75in Samsung Ultra-Dev coming out in April 2014 but will wait until the price comes down. Sorry I cannot answer your particular question.
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The specs from the manufacturer are fairly true. From the wall to the back of the tv, fully extended, is just over 25".