Cool, 56 inch JVC HD ILA rear projection.Chasey_Lane said:See what day can do on price. He's been known to beat BB's cost on televisions by as much as $1K.
This wouldn't be hard. Take the vid plug out of old TV, plug into new TV. I am using it as a monitor anyway.ylexot said:It's amazing how many people can't figure out how to hook up a TV
But when you get up in the 42+ size it costs some serious $$Kerad said:My $.02...
After doing tons of research, I finally decided on a flat-panel LCD HD when I bought my tv this past April. The research paid off...I couldn't be happier with it.
They had them all, Sony, Toshiba, JVC and Panasonic. The picture on the JVC was great, screen size great and the fact you didn't have to be directly in front of it was great. You could walk way off the the left or right and it was still great. that is what sold me on the JVC if I do get one.ylexot said:I assume you looked at them at BB? Did they have a Samsung DLP there as well? That's what I have. One of my coworkers has the same size from another manufacturer (can't remember which one or what technology), but his picture blows compared to mine. Oh, and both of us are watching standard DirecTV, so it's definitely the TV.
ylexot said:He has windows all around the room and it's ok during the day. It also helps to have a high quality screen...a white sheet just won't cut it. Apparently, there is also a paint that you can get so that you can project directly onto the wall and get good results.
Thanks but I impulse bought a projection on the way home.daydreamer said:Pete, are you looking for a TV (flat panel) that you can hang on the wall? Do you want a monitor or a TV? Meaning do you want to hear it from the TV or do you have speakers around the room. I can do a 42" Pioneer plasma monitor This is only for the month of Dec.
Pete said:Ok, the deed is done. Stopped by Sears on the way home and they had several models. I really liked the picture on the 50 inch Samsung DLP. Right next to it was a 56 inch Toshiba DLP. My livingroom is not that big so I ruled out the 56 inch.
So the guy said he would price match, he went to the internet and checked Best Buy, and the 50 inch Samsung DLP was the same price. He went to Circuit City's web site and it was $1299. He matched Circuit City's price plus 10% of the difference so I got the Samsung 50 inch DLP HDTV for $1270.00
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DLP is a rear projection (or front projection).vanbells said:LCD or rear projection?
Pete said:Ok, the deed is done. Stopped by Sears on the way home and they had several models. I really liked the picture on the 50 inch Samsung DLP. Right next to it was a 56 inch Toshiba DLP. My livingroom is not that big so I ruled out the 56 inch.
So the guy said he would price match, he went to the internet and checked Best Buy, and the 50 inch Samsung DLP was the same price. He went to Circuit City's web site and it was $1299. He matched Circuit City's price plus 10% of the difference so I got the Samsung 50 inch DLP HDTV for $1270.00
Pick it up Tuesday
Was it bad? Consumer Reports rated Samsung highPonytail said:BUY THE SERVICE PLAN. Ask "Flomaster" about the Samsung that he bought from Sears.
Pete said:Was it bad? Consumer Reports rated Samsung high
Pete said:Was it bad? Consumer Reports rated Samsung high
Pete said:Was it bad? Consumer Reports rated Samsung high
Pete said:OK, a lunchtime trip to Best Buy left me luke warm to the front projection idea. To get a quality projector is going to be $1,500 to $2,000. Then there is the mounting it to the ceiling, questions about hook ups to my older home theater and the washout from the sunlight through the windows and so on.
After studying and comparing I may have made a decision on a rear projection 56 inch HD ILP form JVC. The viewable angles are great, no blacking out and you move to the side, crystal clear picture, 70lbs.
$1,899 for the TV. $400 for 4 year in home service plan covers cleaning, alignment, mirror calibration-polishing, free in home set up/calibration.
So basically $2400 for to the door service, 4 year in home service, and 56 inches of TV bliss. They also are doing 0% interest until 2010. Typically I would pay cash but hell free money for 3 year? why not :shrug:
I am not sure if it is 0 payments? I know it is 0% int. I planned on dropping some chunks of cash periodically. I got 0% on my truck too, free money is good.FromTexas said:Free money is good stuff. Just make sure you pay any amount of money every month on it, anyway. I mean like $5. While you don't have a minimum payment, it looks like a debt on your credit report that hasn't been paid in months and can lower you credit. So, pay something every month. It doesn't matter what. That way it looks like you have paid steady on it.