Off to buy a Flat screen!

I am trying to buy a 46" Bravia X3000 TV, but the price is not within reach here in DK. $5910 USD is the price grrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

*Prt of the deal is that I do not put so much as ten cents in a slot machine this year!.....Guuuuur, I REALLY like the penny machines! I CAN DO IT!! WHOOOO-HOOOOO!!![/QUOTE]



Hey!...a $200 rebate!!!.....thats alot of dimes.. you may have a case....no?

 

We bought a 42" Bravia LCD in mid-Jan '07 from a regular appliance store here in Dallas. Total was around $2,200.00, including 8.25% sales tax & delivery/setup.

It's been an excellent TV, and controls are extremely simple to use. Probably a lot cheaper now than a year ago as well.

 

After much research (www.avsforum.com & consumer reports) I ended up with a Panny 50" plasma from Costco and am happy. Didn't go 1080P because from my viewing distance it isn't necessary and I don't game on it; watch movies and sports and LCD's motion blur was distracting to me.

Best picture I ever saw in my quest was a Fujitsu plasma-it was insane as was the price. Pioneer was nice also but I think for value/dollar the Panny is the winner; Pannys are very reliable also....

Most important factor in picture quality is the quality of the input signal-garbage in=garbage out....

 

DVR will rock your world, and you'll be officially in the 00's.

 

Guys you gotta go big, 205 inches is the new 60.
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I have long been a proponent of Fujitsu, but I can no longer deny that the Pioneer Kuros in Elite trim is the best television I have seen.

I like the Sony XBR LCDs, but motion blur is still an issue for me when watching sporting events.

 

Pete, I ll give ya 137 bucks for the flat screen plus a few dairy queen coupons and I ll let you have my 12 inch black and white zenith TV, I ll throw in the milk crate tv stand. These Zeniths are whats in style now - NOT flat screens. Dont waste your time with that thing.

 

this was posted on **********. i forget who as i have been working 10-12 hour days non stop.

its a great link for those looking to learn .

http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv-plasmavslcd.shtml

 

Hey!! Check the fine print in your agreement. $0.09 a pull is NOT as much as $0.10 last time I looked!