Fox are making inroads into the serious DIY market. Their table saw has a cast iron table & is a lot cheaper than others. As a result Sheppach of Germany are changing their table saws to cast iron (with a price increase) with the new TS2500 already changed & the TS2000 to follow soon. I know a lot of amateur woodworkers are waiting to see how good the Fox stands up both in use & quality.
Most of the use will be with the saw set at 45° for mitres but being able to change the saw head to 45° allows bevel cuts. Some saws are able to bevel in both directions so you don't have to turn the wood to get the bevel on the opposite end but don't be put off if that one can't. Many high priced mitre saw can't either. That 75 x 290 depth & width of cut is far more than many are capable of although 305 (1 foot) might be better.
A post on the UK workshop forum recommends the Fox mitre saw as opposed to many of the other cheap saws for accuracy & quality.
http://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/