Anyone know a good cheap 20''-27'' HDTV/plasma (either)
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something relatively affordable but not a compleate piece of crap?
I am a kid so of course i have err...limited... income rates so yea
anything smallet than 650$ maybe a LITTLE over...
I am a kid so of course i have err...limited... income rates so yea
anything smallet than 650$ maybe a LITTLE over...
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What if it was an HD plasma?
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lol good luck finding a plasma for that cheap at that size, your best bet is an HD lcd at walmart or target, they have some really nice tvs for under 700$
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seriously I have looked into this myself and the best deals are those that are 40-46" LCDs DHTVs
SONY has a BRAVIA product that has been geting cheaper and it has many connectors, however, their chearer models only support up to 720p while I want a 46" with 1080p under $2000...wishful thinking I know...
seriously I have looked into this myself and the best deals are those that are 40-46" LCDs DHTVs
SONY has a BRAVIA product that has been geting cheaper and it has many connectors, however, their chearer models only support up to 720p while I want a 46" with 1080p under $2000...wishful thinking I know...
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http://microcenter.com/single_product_r ... id=0232019
26" LCD TV/HDTV Monitor, $499.00
Great people to buy from too. Excellent customer service and return policy.
26" LCD TV/HDTV Monitor, $499.00
Great people to buy from too. Excellent customer service and return policy.
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wrench wrote:http://microcenter.com/single_product_r ... id=0232019
26" LCD TV/HDTV Monitor, $499.00
Great people to buy from too. Excellent customer service and return policy.
Sometimes, excellent return policys scare me away...
Sam, the customer service is excellent. The return policy is just average...sam wrote:wrench wrote:.....Excellent customer service and return policy.
Sometimes, excellent return policys scare me away...
Jarjar, with the year end and superbowl coming up, this is traditionally the best time to be purchasing TV's. Good luck with your purchase.
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our (currently pretty much dead) 32" hdtv weighs 146 pounds just keep that in mind if you plan on EVER moving a crt tv over 25"
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I've been looking into replacing my 20-something inch thrift store CRT within the next couple of years and I'm looking at projectors. (BTW the smallest plasma I've seen is around 40 inches, all the normal sized flat panels are LCD's).
There are a few decent projectors out there for this price range (including a $500 Lumenlabs that will use $30 bulbs instead of $300 bulbs) that will get you a decent picture. The cool part for me is since I'm military (and move every few years) I don't have to worry about moving a 300lb television or having the movers mess it up.
There are a few decent projectors out there for this price range (including a $500 Lumenlabs that will use $30 bulbs instead of $300 bulbs) that will get you a decent picture. The cool part for me is since I'm military (and move every few years) I don't have to worry about moving a 300lb television or having the movers mess it up.
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