zazonz said: Probably in the coupon book which I got today as well. Supposedly they have them at Costco as well.
exactly!
yoyofan
Addicted Member
posted: May. 23, 2007 @ 9:01p
Thank you. I will run to costco to get my coupon book. I am in for this.
sullysteve
Member
posted: May. 23, 2007 @ 9:01p
my parents got this tv when costco had it for 1299 ac and they love it. i might have to see if i can pull some money together to get one of my own. good find op
eb50 said: i really cant understand why someone would want this lcd for almost the same price as the vizio plasma
Glare is a problem on plasma.
Btw, the refurbs on TigerDirect are $699 after $50 rebate. Just FYI.
pauper
Member
posted: May. 23, 2007 @ 10:27p
the nearest costco is about 200 miles away from me. anyone could share a coupon code so that I could order online? million thanks.
fatwalletan
Greedy Member
posted: May. 23, 2007 @ 10:41p
coupon says it is for "Vizio 42" 1080p, and the item # is 200042, while OP's links shows Item # 334242 you guys really think the coupon will work? or I missed something?
gibaholic
Member
posted: May. 23, 2007 @ 10:55p
Hopefully this is vizio's new 42" 1080p set that is set to be released mid june.
fatwalletan
Greedy Member
posted: May. 23, 2007 @ 11:07p
gibaholic said: Hopefully this is vizio's new 42" 1080p set that is set to be released mid june.
In the specifications, they mention a TV stand. It is not clear whether the stand is included or not. If it is not included, which stand is it and where does one get it from?
i hate myself for buying 42" vizio plasma last march madness at costco $1500 after $300 coupon. should i return it?
thawhip
Senior Member
posted: May. 24, 2007 @ 1:28a
HI all; I want to buy a TV for my dad this Father's day and I'll like some advice on which set from Costco is the better buy: The 42" Visio or the Panasonic 37" HDTV Plasma also for $899 seen here. I do own a PS3 however & I'll like to game several hrs a week. But then again, this is for me dad. Thoughts please? Thanks all...
ErnDiggity
Senior Member
posted: May. 24, 2007 @ 1:36a
Looks like there will be a shipping and handling charge. The last time a coworker got an LCD from Costco, I think he was hit with a $150 charge. Just keep this in mind. If it's the 1080p, it'll still be pretty hot.
jschuman said: Is this the same one as CC has on sale for $899 - 10% this weekend?
CC is plasma. This is LCDTV.
funkmasterta
Senior Member - 1K
posted: May. 24, 2007 @ 2:01a
eb50 said: i really cant understand why someone would want this lcd for almost the same price as the vizio plasma
PC input.
DisturbedAzn
Member
posted: May. 24, 2007 @ 2:11a
funkmasterta said: eb50 said: i really cant understand why someone would want this lcd for almost the same price as the vizio plasma
PC input.
I don't want to start the debate between Plasma/LCD... But I am going to give me general uses for it and hope I get a decent response without starting a flame war...
If someone can list pro/cons of each one, I would feel much more confident in my purchase. I would love to use PC input, but it is not required as I could just get another TV. Btw, I am furnishing a new house...
And plus, the Plasma at CC could indefinately be almost $80 cheaper with the 10% off coupon. Or not to forget the Westinghouse 42" 720p LCD TV, but that probably couldn't compare to the Vizio 1080i right? I am not very educated in TVs other than I know I need a TV soon, and I was going to wait till BF 07, but the current deals seem good.
I'm guessing it's just the foot attached at the bottom of the TV.
aFriend said: In the specifications, they mention a TV stand. It is not clear whether the stand is included or not. If it is not included, which stand is it and where does one get it from?
HEADS UP: I got the 37" Vizio LCD 3 weeks ago for $799 (Costco)....very happy with it but somewhere on this thread I saw a 42" Vizio Plasma at Costco for $899 so I went to look at it.I thought the picture was somewhat washed( I look at the text on screen of a display model and the edges must be sharp and crisp and somewhat photo like) I decided not to upgrade even though it was only $100 more. It did have all the inputs and outputs as the 37" including 2 HDMI and 1 VGA plus 2 HDTV (GBR) ETC. Both are Clear QAM I will definitely look at the 42" LCD IN JUNE if its 1080P I'll boxing up the 37" to trade up to 42"
Question: Is any one using on there desk a 32" Monitor/TV... Is it to large to be a computer Monitor or can you Reduce the screen size?? I already have a 26" Westinghouse with ASTC/HD tuner + QAM HDMI/VGA from Sams (better return policy for now) it was $483 plus tax. Its picture quality is as good as the $749 26" Maxent I returned to Costco.....
TypeEE
Senior Member
posted: May. 24, 2007 @ 7:48a
The news I got from avsforum is the $200 is for the 1080p 42" model which is not out yet and is right around the corner. I could be wrong but that's what I read.
$200 off for vizio 42" 1080p 2 hdmi ports valid june 25-july 1 item 200042
$200 off for vizio 52" 1080p 4 hdmi ports valid aug 20-aug 26 item 200552
andresaur said: I'm guessing it's just the foot attached at the bottom of the TV.
aFriend said: In the specifications, they mention a TV stand. It is not clear whether the stand is included or not. If it is not included, which stand is it and where does one get it from?That's exactly what my 47" has: feet with removable wimpy speakers,
Features: Screen size: 42” Diagonal Resolution: 1366 x 768 Contrast Ratio: 1600:1 Brightness: 500 cd/m2 (typical) Response Time: 8 ms (typical) Viewable Angle: >178 degrees (horizontal and vertical) HDTV Compatibility: 1080i Tuner: Integrated NTSC/ATSC/QAM HDTV 3D Comb Filter Picture-in-Picture Weight: 95 lbs (w/ stand), 68 lbs (w/out stand) Dimensions: 42" W x 30.1" H x 10.5" D(w/ stand), 42" W x 25.6" H x 4.8" D (w/o stand)
OldTownTreadles
Member
posted: May. 24, 2007 @ 4:16p
Pr0ject said: Does anyone know of any verification of this post? I have not seen the coupon or the model or any other info regarding htis thread
I received the coupon book yesterday, and it is in there. It's tempting.
My brother tells me that if you go for plasma, it uses more electricity than LCD, thus it will cost more in the long run to use it, so taking that into consideration, LCD might be a more budget friendly option.
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