any good deals on sub-$1500 40"+ hdtv?
05-25-05, 10:41 AM
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05-25-05, 10:56 AM
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...onics&n=507846
$1295 + $149 shipping.
There's also a 46" model (the one I have) for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.
The Toshiba RPTV is a great set -- I'd definitely recommend (assuming you don't have any issues with the size/bulk of the unit).
$1295 + $149 shipping.
There's also a 46" model (the one I have) for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.
The Toshiba RPTV is a great set -- I'd definitely recommend (assuming you don't have any issues with the size/bulk of the unit).
05-25-05, 11:26 AM
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Just a thought, but if you haven't really zeroed in on something and are looking for reviews/advice other than price, you may want to close this up and go to the Hardware forum. Probably more folks will be able to help you there.
05-25-05, 11:54 AM
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Or check in at www.avsforum.com
05-25-05, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by bboisvert
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...onics&n=507846
$1295 + $149 shipping.
There's also a 46" model (the one I have) for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.
The Toshiba RPTV is a great set -- I'd definitely recommend (assuming you don't have any issues with the size/bulk of the unit).
$1295 + $149 shipping.
There's also a 46" model (the one I have) for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.
The Toshiba RPTV is a great set -- I'd definitely recommend (assuming you don't have any issues with the size/bulk of the unit).
05-26-05, 08:35 AM
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Just recently bought an LG 42 inch plasma HD TV from BestBuysPCS from salesman Josh for under $2500.00 delivered, saving about a thousand bucks over local brick and mortar shops. The transaction was a pleasure. TV came delivered perfectly in under a week, and in superb condition. Could not have been happier. Most reviews of this company have been excellent. Whatever TV you decide to get, check the price from this company last.
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05-26-05, 09:36 AM
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There's a discussion over at fatwallet right now on this 42" HD plasma for $1400 at PCConnection. I can't vouch for the quality of the TV or the company.
http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductD...SourceID=k3787
http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductD...SourceID=k3787
05-26-05, 11:39 AM
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I love my 50' Toshiba 50H82 - though it doesn't have a built-in HD tuner.
05-26-05, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by bboisvert
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...onics&n=507846
$1295 + $149 shipping.
There's also a 46" model (the one I have) for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.
The Toshiba RPTV is a great set -- I'd definitely recommend (assuming you don't have any issues with the size/bulk of the unit).
$1295 + $149 shipping.
There's also a 46" model (the one I have) for a couple hundred bucks cheaper.
The Toshiba RPTV is a great set -- I'd definitely recommend (assuming you don't have any issues with the size/bulk of the unit).
Special Offer: Purchase any 42-inch or larger Toshiba HDTV between May 24 and June 6 2005 and receive by email a gift certificate redeemable for $100 toward a future Amazon.com purchase.
05-27-05, 12:49 AM
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Keep in mind that, as far as I know, Sears matches internet prices. They should match that Amazon price for the Toshiba, although I think they add the shipping cost as well, but it would still come out to be a pretty good deal. I have last years model (51h83) and I love it.
05-31-05, 12:15 AM
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any responses appreciated. Thanks!
05-31-05, 11:59 AM
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I believe the Infocus 4805 and the Optoma H31 are highly regarded in the sub-$3500 range over at the avsforum. The MSRP of the 4805 dropped to $999 AR. I've been doing lots of research on PJs over at avs, and I plan to order the 4805 sometime this week either from AVS or TVauthority, depending on who gives me a better deal.
06-02-05, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by TimRP
You did say any so I will chime in, stop wasting time with small TVs, get a projector. In your price range you can easily get a 90"-120" screen, depending on a few things. Like distance from viewer to screen, projector technology, and etc. And remember, a 100 inch screen is four times the size of a 50 inch screen.
and you may want to check on the price of a replacement bulb
