New TV recommendation...
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New TV recommendation...
Lookin for a new tv, somewhere within the $1000-$1500 price range. What is the best bang for my buck?
must be able to support 1080i
DVI/RGB input would be a definate plus
widescreen
lcd preferably, no plasma
27"-32" if possible
any suggestions?
TIA
must be able to support 1080i
DVI/RGB input would be a definate plus
widescreen
lcd preferably, no plasma
27"-32" if possible
any suggestions?
TIA
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http://www.compusa.com/products/prod...803&pfp=SEARCH
these usually go for sale for about $1000
there is a 27" vers also
i have that and no complaints
these usually go for sale for about $1000
there is a 27" vers also
i have that and no complaints
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Originally Posted by iNteGraz92
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B000B9UX6Q
+ 10% off code: TCADVJAB
+ 10% off code: TCADVJAB
I have the 27in model and it looks great. If you have a Fry's near ya, you can find them for $599 out the door.
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Originally Posted by e3NiNe
FTW.
I have the 27in model and it looks great. If you have a Fry's near ya, you can find them for $599 out the door.
I have the 27in model and it looks great. If you have a Fry's near ya, you can find them for $599 out the door.
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Originally Posted by mike01civic
looks like some particle board crap from best buy...god damn that shit is sooo cheap and marked up like 400 %