OFFICIAL: TV Thread.

[eurodad]

@Jeff95TA

Sears can have some deals sometimes. Right now their Samsung PN50A450 is on sale for $900.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/search_10153_12605?keyword=Samsung+PN50A450&gobutton.x=19&gobutton.y=8

Best Buy sale price is $1200, and CC sale price is $1000. I don’t know if that is the “best” sale price they will all have though. Guess it’s best to just keep an eye on the prices if it’s not an immediate purchase.

the 46" samsung we are looking at is 1099 at both sears and best buy and 1049 at circuit city… but the other 46" we are looking at is 1299 at best buy and 1399 at sears. plus we have a coupon for best buy to get it alittle cheaper. i think it was 10-15% off.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=cat13504&type=page&pageIdentity=searchDriven&useProductString=true&productString=1218015167704*1202649424693&unProductString=1218012528005*1202649765246*1205537712071*1202650190227*1202649424827*1202649424760*1205246214857*1216424781160*1215216782035*1215819880072*1206141604950*1205537514967*1216424728020&catId=

@Darkstar"

Anyone that knows anything about HDTV’s can tell you that on a 42" screen the difference between 720p and 1080i is imperceptible to the human eye. There are tons of other factors that could have made one look better than the other to you.

i couldn’t see a difference on the diluted signal on all the tv’s at best buy. but after seeing blu ray, i want 1080p for sure. and i’ll have a bluray player soon too.