Samsung price list +-

UA55KS7500 CURVE 6,299

UA65KS7500 CURVE 12,599

UA65KS9000 CURVE 15,599

UA65KU6500 CURVED 7,899

UA65KU6300 CURVED 8,199

UA55KU6300 CURVED 5,999

UA65KU6000 FLAT 5,699

UA70KU6000 FLAT 7,999

UA60KU6000 FLAT 4,799

UA55KS7000 FLAT 5,699

UA70KU6000 FLAT 7,999

Thanks for the tip..

Just look at LAZADA, 55ku6000 for RM2699.
And will keep looking.

Opps my mistake. Here they are:

KS - 2016 SUHD
KU - 2016 UHD
L - 2015
JS - 2015 SUHD
JU - 2015 UHD
J - 2015 HD
H - 2014
HU - 2014 UHD
F - 2013
E - 2012
D - 2011
C - 2010
B - 2009
A - 2008

Here is a good reference in the naming:

http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/skp/faq/1052003

Quoting from other Forum I'm reading in relation to killing the power

"In the case of a digital television, you're talking about a power transformer inside the set that is really rated to handle those peak voltages, even at startup - but over time when you constantly subject a component to that spike it simply ages quicker.

The short answer is - no, you can't damage a digital TV by using a power strip to turn it off (especially if it's a high-quality surge protector), but yes it can age the set more quickly by putting the power components in the TV under a little more stress than they need to face."
"Electrical it's not advisable: You will certainly shorten the life of the power strip and or switch until it is damaged.

Whenever you intercept a circuit (using a switch or pulling the cord) an electric arc is created. Usually this arc exists only for a millisecond (or less)."
So basically, it won't spoil your set instantly, but it may cause some "degradation" to the power supply (the one that takes the 240v and convert to electric that your TV needs). It will be minor degradation but it will compile over time and in the long run it may cost problem.

with Curve TV very difficult mount into Wall, is a bit ugly
Therefore non-curve TV better mounted into wall with present view in your living hall.

Hi, my 5 years old samsung tv started to produce softer sound, and if i tune it up it will sound broken. is this repairable and how do i look for the service? (out of warranty)

You are referring to Samsung TV only or all other brands as well. My own experience is Samsung is the worst, my Pana Plasma still perfectly fine after 9 years and my LG LED still like new after 3 years. Samsung LED both display panel and speakers got problem after 5 years.

Still searching for my new 65" flat TV, so difficult to decide on the right one 

My old samsung already used up 6 years before pass to my Tenant recently,This old samsung age should be 7 years this year,  still perfect condition.
Then I get a new Samsung Smart TV  for my own  

My Pana Plasma & LG LED (IPS) seems lasting than Samsung LED (VA), my Samsung panel is faulty. Possibility that IPS panel is more reliable than VA panel? Maybe not my own myth

bro
just bought one unit  FHD smart TV serias 5  couple month ago.
Hopefully can last