http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=3943763&sku=R104-5010&srkey=rca%20dlp
Refurb.

Copy & passte, please.

This is why I don't post much here. Mean people suck.

Please list brand and give link to where TV is.....

Also list Refurb in title is key

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details...

Scroll Down, Bottom Left Corner "Latest E-Deals - Only 1 Day Left, Click It, Then the right screen appears"

RCA HD50LPW175 50" DLP HDTV w/DCR & Integrated ATSC Tuner
The RCA HD50LPW175 50" DLP HDTV provides instant on-screen listings of TV shows. This free, built-in service allows quick review of current and future TV programs. The RCA HD50LPW175 50" DLP HDTV displays 16.7 million colors with no burn-in worries. SmoothPicture feature eliminates "screendoor" effect and provides a more film-like image. The RCA HD50LPW175 50" DLP HDTV alos delivers cable-ready HD with CableCARD slot and off-air HD reception of digital high definition broadcasts without the need for a separate ATSC or digital cable box.

The RCA HD50LPW175 50" DLP HDTV synergistically optimizes picture performance by synchronizing advanced signal processing, display technologies and HD connectivity. Graphic equalizer w/SRS TruSurroundXT audio processing provides a rich & lifelike audio experience. Digital audio output connects to a surround sound.

Thanks for adding the extra info folks. I don't post deals much.

copy and paste the URL into your browser

http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3943763&CatId=37

Good deal for someone looking for a cheap, high quality big screen. Green for you OP

quote from sound and vision:
If you’ve been reading Sound & Vision, you may have noticed that Texas Instruments’ DLP display technology has been getting a lot of attention in S&V. That’s because of a new “wobulating,” or “Smooth Picture” — TI’s own term for the process — DLP chip that achieves an effective 1,920 x 1,080-pixel resolution using only 960 x 1,080 “micromirrors.” (For more on this technology, see “Pixel Magic: How TI Puts the 1080p in DLP”.) But before 1080p DLP started to make waves, TVs with a wobulating 720p DLP chip were first introduced back in summer 2004. Though it has lower resolution than its new big brother, this chip still offers wobulation’s key advantage — a smooth picture free of visible pixel structure. And while you’re at it, throw in lower cost vs. a “discrete” 720p DLP chip, thanks to the reduced mirror count.

same deal at CompUSA:

http://www.compusa.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3943763&SRCCODE=CNETCMPUSA&cm_mmc_o=2mHCjC2WHaCjCVqHCjCdwwp

Shipping is $100 to the west coast

Strike 1: Rear projection + only 720p
Strike 2: Refurbished
Strike 3: price + shipping = almost as much as a new 1080p 42" LCD Vizio at costco

Strike 1: Rear projection
No, Rear Direct Light Projection. Completely different technology and the same technology used in high end movie theaters.

only 720p
Please don't start this argument. If the consumer does their homework, they probably won't care with a TV of this size. If the do care, then they won't buy it or they will take it into consideration with the low price.

Strike 2: Refurbished
Yep, with a 3 month warranty from RCA. If it doesn't break in the first 3 months, it probably won't.

Strike 3: price + shipping
Price plus shipping for me is $598.

almost as much as a new 1080p 42" LCD Vizio at costco
Please don't compare the price of a Chevy Chevette to a Mercedes or a Ford F450. Lets keep our apples with our apples, LCDs with LCDs, and Plasmas with Plasmas.

IMHO, with these older model DLPs, the lamp needs replaced on a regular basis, adding around $100 per year (give or take) to operational costs. That is the only strike to this deal.