...@ my local Target Store

Currently priced $800. Employee was stacking a lot in front and told me the price on Friday. I have the same TV and picture is crystal clear, bright and sharp, compared to my Panasonic Plasma px60u model(

It has a QAM tuner which lets me get unscrambled HD and Digital channels without a box (for those who doesn't want an extra cable box ruining the look fo a hanging flat panel on the wall)

This was in Serramonte Taget, Daly City, CA, BTW.

The Good:
PC input, Almost no glare (matte screen), Qam tuner, LCD, picture quality

The not so good:
Unusable w/o remote (takes forever to change channel w/o it), Thicker than most LCD of this size. Takes a long time to boot. Blue stanby light is so bright, we can't sleep (in our bedroom, had to cover with electric tape)

Tech Specs
(Based on manufacturer's information)
Set Type: LCD TV
Screen Size: 37 in
HDTV Tuner Included: Y
HDTV Standards: 480i
480p
720p
1080i
Remote Control: Basic Remote
Comb Filter Type: 3D Y/C (Motion Adaptive)
Physical Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (Widescreen)
Response Time: 8 ms
Horizontal Viewing Angle (Degrees): 178
Vertical Viewing Angle (Degrees): 178
Screen Resolution: 1366 x 768
Contrast Ratio: 1600 Dynamic :1
Video Interface Type: Analog
Inputs & Outputs: Video Inputs:
1 x HDMI w/HDCP, PC + Video, Plug & Play
3 x Component Inputs + 3 R/L RCA Audio (VGA connector accept 3rd component source)
1 x RGB 15 Pin D-Sub, PC + Video, Plug & Play, Third Component Input + R/L RCA Audio
2 x S-Video with R/L RCA Audio
2 x Composite Video AV Inputs with R/L RCA Audio
Audio Outputs:

1 x R/L RCA Audio
1 x Digital Output with S/PDIF
1 x Stereo Headphone Mini jack
Control Port:

RS-232C
Service Port:

USB

Progressive Scan/Resolution: 720p
User Controls: Front Panel:

Power, Menu, Source, Channel up/down, volume up/down
On Screen Display:

Parental Control, Closed Captioning, 3:2 Pull Down, 2:2 Pull Down, 3D Comb filter, OSD lock, OSD Lock out, Volume Limiter, Separate and Hidden IR Remote Button Command for each input
Power lock, Big Picture Technology, OSD Display Modes, Aspect Ratio, Linear and Panoramic Scaling, Brightness, Contrast, Color, Tint, and Sharpness Controls, Firmware upgradeable via USB

Sound: 30 Watt Speakers (2X15W)

Mounting: Stand Mount
Platform: PC
In the Box: Quick Start Guide
Full user manual on CD-ROM

Regulatory Compliances: FCC-B, UL, cUL, ICES003, CSA, Energy Star, Green Product Compliant

Height: 29.3 in
Width: 36.7 in
Depth: 10.2 in
Weight: 53.0 lbs
Limited Warranty: 1 Year (12 Months)

Pictures

Amazon Link

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Add the store to the title

He edited to add the store info after it was requested

Nice!

Thanks for AD scan..

REPOST

Anyone know how Olevia is about handling warranty issues? Just curoius

gargamel said:The not so good:
Unusable w/o remote (takes forever to change channel w/o it), Thicker than most LCD of this size. Takes a long time to boot. Blue stanby light is so bright, we can't sleep (in our bedroom, had to cover with electric tape)
according to the Amazon review, the LED light can be turned off in the menu options.

Mine doesn't have that option, maybe I have to upgrade firmware. I got mine around 6 months ago. Thanks for letting me know.
patness said:The blue led light on the unit can be turned through the tv's menu.

SoonerLuvr said:Can you buy it now, then price match it on Friday?

I think that's gonna be YMMV no matter what the answer is. Some people report from some stores employees telling them they will, some other stores/employees/managers saying that BF is special and they will not. On top of that you have to worry about trying to do a return/rebuy if there's a problem and them possibly not letting you immediately rebuy the TV due to demand and people in the store.

I think you're better off asking a specific store and manager yourself in person now (and possibly recording it) because there's no way your store is going to change their mind based on you telling them someone in another state got the manager in their local store to do it.