Help me pick my new TV

[darien87]

I was going to say, that is over $1,000 off what the 52" 71 series normally goes for.

$1999 is $1000 off of what the 65F normally sells for. But Best Buy is doing 2 years, no interest right now, not 3 years; unless something changed from when I bought the TV.

 

[gus6464]

$1999 is $1000 off of what the 65F normally sells for. But Best Buy is doing 2 years, no interest right now, not 3 years; unless something changed from when I bought the TV.

It depends on what TV you get. They have 3 years no interest when you buy any Panasonic or DLP. But $2000 for a any 52" Samsung 1080p LCD is a steal.

 

[annunaki]

$1999 is $1000 off of what the 65F normally sells for. But Best Buy is doing 2 years, no interest right now, not 3 years; unless something changed from when I bought the TV.

At Circuit City I recall the 52" 71 series at $3,200 which is a great buy. (I would do the Panasonic 50PZ700U for $400 less though, get better performance, and a free Blu-Ray player.)

 

[darien87]

At Circuit City I recall the 52" 71 series at $3,200 which is a great buy. (I would do the Panasonic 50PZ700U for $400 less though, get better performance, and a free Blu-Ray player.)

TV and a free Blu-ray player?!?!? That's a nice deal.

It's funny. I'm the account manager for Sony at a printing company. We do the 4" x 6" labels that go on the back of all of their LCD TV's. Today at our supplier meeting, they showed us data on TV market share. In just about every category, the top 2 were Sony and Samsung, with them switching back and forth between who was #1 and #2. I was chuckling inwardly to myself, "I just bought a Samsung."

 

[darien87]

Get this. I went back to BB today to pick up the TV and because I had a triple rewards points coupon that I didn't use when I bought the TV on Wednesday. The guy rang up the TV again, and this time it came up at $1750!!!! So it's gone down $250 since Wednesday!!!

Nothing like going back to a store and saving some money.