Not sure if anyone posted this, but saw this on another deal site and thought you all may want to get your credit cards swipe-happy just in case My first post, so please delete if it is a repost and show some green if it helped.
•Samsung LN32B360 32" LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV $399 here
•Samsung 40" Class 60Hz 1080p LCD HDTV, LN40B500 $598 here
•Samsung 42" Class 720p 600Hz Plasma HDTV, PN42B400 $548 here
•Samsung 46" Class 60Hz 1080p LCD HDTV, LN46B500 $848 here
•Samsung 50" Class 720p 600Hz Plasma HDTV, PN50B400 $698 here
Shipping is .97 cents or free ship to store(ymmv)
Oh you also may want to use bing's CashBack as it is a measly 10% Happy early thanksgiving
I highly recommend the PN50B400. I have a PN50A450 and it is wonderful with my PS3!! I also recommend the LN46B500 if you want an LCD that does 1080p. Both are great deals! Thanks OP.
You would be a fool to buy and pass on the 97˘ shipping.
ourbeard
Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 12:39p
anybody has clue with the B500 series?
tanminivan
New Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 12:48p
AnandBanned said: Samsung 50" 1080p is $698 at BB this week.
Isn't this the 720p one available here? If not, can you link me to the 1080p set?
berwynask
Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 12:49p
AnandBanned said: Samsung 50" 1080p is $698 at BB this week. link? I saw it's 720p
happy6610
Happy Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 1:01p
kurian32 said: Not sure if anyone posted this, but saw this on another deal site and thought you all may want to get your credit cards swipe-happy just in case My first post, so please delete if it is a repost and show some green if it helped.
•Samsung LN32B360 32" LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV $399 here edit
Thanks for this find. I bought this TV at WalMart on 11/4 for $498. What's their policy on a price match, of a pr previously purchased product? Will they give me the difference, when I purchased it 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I could order it & use the original receipt to just refund it in full. I'd appreciate your input.
happy6610 said: kurian32 said: Not sure if anyone posted this, but saw this on another deal site and thought you all may want to get your credit cards swipe-happy just in case My first post, so please delete if it is a repost and show some green if it helped.
•Samsung LN32B360 32" LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV $399 here edit
Thanks for this find. I bought this TV at WalMart on 11/4 for $498. What's their policy on a price match, of a pr previously purchased product? Will they give me the difference, when I purchased it 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I could order it & use the original receipt to just refund it in full. I'd appreciate your thought.
thanks
why bother?
Just buy it again and return the new one with the old receipt, hassle free
SleekWallet said: happy6610 said: kurian32 said: Not sure if anyone posted this, but saw this on another deal site and thought you all may want to get your credit cards swipe-happy just in case My first post, so please delete if it is a repost and show some green if it helped.
•Samsung LN32B360 32" LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV $399 here edit
Thanks for this find. I bought this TV at WalMart on 11/4 for $498. What's their policy on a price match, of a pr previously purchased product? Will they give me the difference, when I purchased it 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I could order it & use the original receipt to just refund it in full. I'd appreciate your thought.
thanks
why bother?
Just buy it again and return the new one with the old receipt, hassle free
That isn't going to work if it has to be registered with a serial number when purchased. Rather, a credit card with built in price matching would be better.
mtw28
New Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 1:32p
In for the 42 in Samsung with 10% bing. Thanks OP!
I agree, I have been previously told by WalMart employees that the B&M stores do not price match WalMart.com. I am not sure if this is the official policy or if the employee was just lazy. I would buy it again and return the new one, but I guess it depends on their return policy for electronics. That is if it is 15 days or not...
MoonlitHollow said: SleekWallet said: happy6610 said: kurian32 said: Not sure if anyone posted this, but saw this on another deal site and thought you all may want to get your credit cards swipe-happy just in case My first post, so please delete if it is a repost and show some green if it helped.
•Samsung LN32B360 32" LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV $399 here edit
Thanks for this find. I bought this TV at WalMart on 11/4 for $498. What's their policy on a price match, of a pr previously purchased product? Will they give me the difference, when I purchased it 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I could order it & use the original receipt to just refund it in full. I'd appreciate your thought.
thanks
why bother?
Just buy it again and return the new one with the old receipt, hassle free
That isn't going to work if it has to be registered with a serial number when purchased. Rather, a credit card with built in price matching would be better.
happy6610
Happy Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 2:44p
MoonlitHollow said: Not sure if anyone posted this, but saw this on another deal site and thought you all may want to get your credit cards swipe-happy just in case My first post, so please delete if it is a repost and show some green if it helped.
•Samsung LN32B360 32" LCD 720p 60Hz HDTV $399 here edit
Thanks for this find. I bought this TV at WalMart on 11/4 for $498. What's their policy on a price match, of a pr previously purchased product? Will they give me the difference, when I purchased it 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I could order it & use the original receipt to just refund it in full. I'd appreciate your thought. thanks That isn't going to work if it has to be registered with a serial number when purchased. Rather, a credit card with built in price matching would be better. MoonlitHollow - I'm sorry I don't know what your comment means. What was registered? It purchased at the electrics department.I'd be using the same credit card for both purchases? Can you clarify? thanks
happy6610 said: MoonlitHollow - I'm sorry I don't know what your comment means. What was registered? It purchased at the electrics department.I'd be using the same credit card for both purchases? Can you clarify? thanks
He was stating that every TV has a unique ID that might be recorded at the time of purchase. If they record that unique ID, then you probably wont be able to return the first TV using the second receipt.
benjaminmn
Happy Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 4:47p
AnandBanned said: Samsung 50" 1080p is $698 at BB this week.
riznick said: happy6610 said: MoonlitHollow - I'm sorry I don't know what your comment means. What was registered? It purchased at the electrics department.I'd be using the same credit card for both purchases? Can you clarify? thanks
He was stating that every TV has a unique ID that might be recorded at the time of purchase. If they record that unique ID, then you probably wont be able to return the first TV using the second receipt.
Look at your receipt. Electronics usually have serial numbers on the receipt at WalMart now.
ccelaya said: abrahamhlin said: Amazon has the same price on Samsung LN40B500 40-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
thanks!... this is useful for anyone who wants to save the taxes and don't feel like waiting for the bing CashBack
It also means that this deal is really nothing special given that this is the regular price at Amazon.
happy6610
Happy Member
posted: Nov. 22, 2009 @ 5:45p
69ragtop said: riznick said: happy6610 said: I'm sorry I don't know what your comment means. What was registered? It purchased at the electrics department.I'd be using the same credit card for both purchases? Can you clarify? thanks He was stating that every TV has a unique ID that might be recorded at the time of purchase. If they record that unique ID, then you probably wont be able to return the first TV using the second receipt. Look at your receipt. Electronics usually have serial numbers on the receipt at WalMart now. thanks for the input. There is nothing different on the receipt, than the items purchased & sales tax. They told us they had a 30day return policy & you had to keep the box. We are quite please with the picture we get on it.
I'm soooo tempted on the 50" Plasma. Can anyone tell me if there is a glare issue? I'm looking for a tv in my master bedroom which has a lot of windows. From what I've seen and read, there is more glare on Plasma's vs. LCD's. I have a lot of natural light so I'm wondering what would be better along with angle viewing. I don't plan on putting an angle arm mount. I prefer a flush mount. Thanks....
happy6610 said: MoonlitHollow said: That isn't going to work if it has to be registered with a serial number when purchased. Rather, a credit card with built in price matching would be better. MoonlitHollow - I'm sorry I don't know what your comment means. What was registered? It purchased at the electrics department.I'd be using the same credit card for both purchases? Can you clarify? thanksSometimes when buying electronics, the receipt also lists the serial number (or some other identifying code) specific to that unit. This is so people don't buy a product just to turn around and return a broken unit demanding a refund. I'm not sure if WalMart's receipt links the purchase to that exact unit.
EDIT: Oops, did not see a Page 2 with the answer posted.
You'll likely notice "judder" with the 1080p 60Hz, and you're losing resolution that you may later wish you had with the 720p. I checked-out TVs at Sears and WalMart over the weekend and many of the panels do have noticeable "judder" problems.
If either of those things bother you, then go with a 1080p '600Hz' plasma or a 1080p 120Hz or 240Hz LCD.
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