This is one of my first posts here and did not see anything else on here for this. While looking through CircuitCity.com I noticed that there is a 32" LCD HDTV for $474.99 before shipping and tax. Circuit City on their website offers free shipping for orders over $24 so shipping is free. However I don't see any pictures or reviews posted on this so I don't know anything about this. But in case anyone wanted to give this a try here is the breakdown.

Olevia 32" LCD HDTV

Here is also a link with some better information including a youtube vid on the tv. According to this link it doesnt seem to have a QAM tuner yet on the Circuit City link it says it does. Click here.

Price : $474.99 after $25 instant savings
Add whatever tax for your state
After 10% AAA coupon and adding 3-day shipping
Total will be $462.40 shipped(may vary depending on tax as i dont know if its the same for every state)

Your choice of whether you would like to add a 3-year protection plan for $89.99

Sorry if this is not such a hot deal. But this is a 32" for under $500 shipped and according to the website it does have a QAM tuner.

Good reviews just not enough inputs for me...great deal though !

DonC said:I have the 42" version of this set. Got it for $950 shipped from buy-dot-com.

Here's a link to the 32"NM. Pls delete

gandhis said:FYI, it is listed for $420 on Kmart BF ad (not a doorbuster)
actually that is for thanksgiving. Their BF ad is not out yet that i am aware of.

I got this TV over the summer. Very nice set with the exception of the remote control which doesn't work well and doesn't allow my cable remote to control volume and power since Olevia is not supported by Time Warner.

patelking said:itsthe1manshow said:gandhis said:FYI, it is listed for $420 on Kmart BF ad (not a doorbuster)
actually that is for thanksgiving. Their BF ad is not out yet that i am aware of.

actually op posted 232t...Kmart is selling 232v

Thanks. Do you know what the difference between the two models are?

Yuyak said:

Thanks. Do you know what the difference between the two models are?

Newegg 232V Link
Newegg 232T Link

Speaker placement seems to be one difference.

NYBonk said:Seems like a good idea, and with the FatCash and 20% off deal for the entertainment book, this is a good first deal for me out of the book.

thanks for the idea op, still not sure if i'll pull the trigger but we'll see.

20% off deal for the entertainment book?

I'm thinking of pulling the trigger for this set. It would be for the bedroom.

lzpoof said:bleuiko said:Yuyak said:patelking said:itsthe1manshow said:gandhis said:FYI, it is listed for $420 on Kmart BF ad (not a doorbuster)
actually that is for thanksgiving. Their BF ad is not out yet that i am aware of.

actually op posted 232t...Kmart is selling 232v

Thanks. Do you know what the difference between the two models are?

The Kmart one is better looking at the Newegg specs. The V version allows 1080i but the T only goes up to 720p. Both versions have the same resolution though.

I am shocked that an ancient member would post such a stupid comment.

The 2 TVs are virtually dientical except for physical looks/speakers. The 232T also has in home warranty service while the 232V does not.

Both TVs are 1366X768 and use the same guts, the menus may be different but the rest isn't and they both accept or display the same things.

Can I say again how incredibly aggrevating it is that people keep labelling TVs by what they think it can accept for inputs versus what it can actualyl display? It leads to people making comments like the above because they don't really understand things. By the by, what sense would it make to use a 1080i signal anyways if the TV only has 768 pixels? Even if it downsamples it you're only gaining 48 pixels worth of info.

Dude, be nice.