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corysmith01
10-06-2007, 11:50 PM
So I'm selling my 26" Bravia 26s2000 and moving up to a 32. With what I'll sell this for, the price difference shouldn't cost me much more than $300/$400 out of pocket. I'm in a small apt, so 32 is about as big as I can comfortably go. However, since I bought the 26, I've been out of the market and thus not really looking around and keeping myself up-to-date with what would be the best. Is there a 32 out there that's "the one to beat" right now? I'm looking to spend $1000/$1100-ish.
Alex2507
10-07-2007, 10:14 AM
From what I've read here Sharp is the ticket. With their new model line comming out the price of the older model has come down alot. Like I said that is based on what I've read here.
Pwner_2130
10-08-2007, 10:37 AM
So I'm selling my 26" Bravia 26s2000 and moving up to a 32. With what I'll sell this for, the price difference shouldn't cost me much more than $300/$400 out of pocket. I'm in a small apt, so 32 is about as big as I can comfortably go. However, since I bought the 26, I've been out of the market and thus not really looking around and keeping myself up-to-date with what would be the best. Is there a 32 out there that's "the one to beat" right now? I'm looking to spend $1000/$1100-ish.

Hey, my advice is go with a 32" Sony Bravia KDL - 32S3000. Two HDMI, 3 Composite, 2 Component, PC input, Best 1080p picture ever. I love mine to death, works like a charm, great remote too.
ParadigmDawg
10-08-2007, 11:05 AM
Too bad you live on the East cost; I have a 1 year old 37" LG LCD for sale for 800 bucks.

So I'm selling my 26" Bravia 26s2000 and moving up to a 32. With what I'll sell this for, the price difference shouldn't cost me much more than $300/$400 out of pocket. I'm in a small apt, so 32 is about as big as I can comfortably go. However, since I bought the 26, I've been out of the market and thus not really looking around and keeping myself up-to-date with what would be the best. Is there a 32 out there that's "the one to beat" right now? I'm looking to spend $1000/$1100-ish.
mtrycrafts
10-08-2007, 11:10 PM
So I'm selling my 26" Bravia 26s2000 and moving up to a 32. With what I'll sell this for, the price difference shouldn't cost me much more than $300/$400 out of pocket. I'm in a small apt, so 32 is about as big as I can comfortably go. However, since I bought the 26, I've been out of the market and thus not really looking around and keeping myself up-to-date with what would be the best. Is there a 32 out there that's "the one to beat" right now? I'm looking to spend $1000/$1100-ish.

Have you check out Consumer Reports?