Edit

Forums
Hot Deals

Panasonic 50" Plasma TV TH-50PC77U Costco B&M 999.97 YMMV Archived From: Hot Deals

  • tweet this
  • Post to Facebook
  • Text Only
  • Search this Topic »
  • Classic
  • Page :
  • 1
alert mods    

Title pretty much says it all.
specs


Quick Summary is created and edited by users like you... Add FAQ's, Links and other Relevant Information by clicking the edit button in the lower right hand corner of this message.


alert mods    

I bought this TV as a refurb at Costco for 899 a few months back.


alert mods    

anyone know which real world model this corresponds to?


alert mods    

this isn't a costco specific model.


alert mods    

Not a great price considering the 2008 model routinely goes for 1099 and has been as low as 999 at frys.


alert mods    

Just bought the vizio for 1099 and it dropped to 999, which is a better tv, both are 720p Plasmas....


alert mods    

bbmattt said:Just bought the vizio for 1099 and it dropped to 999, which is a better tv, both are 720p Plasmas....

Panasonic Plasma >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vizio

Not even close.


alert mods    

This is last year model. Not a hot deal. As Haroldminer mentioned, current model with similar specs sells for $1099 at Fry's.


alert mods    

simpleDeal said:This is last year model. Not a hot deal. As Haroldminer mentioned, current model with similar specs sells for $1099 at Fry's.
I doubt if there is a major difference between last year's model and the current one.


alert mods    

simpleDeal said:This is last year model. Not a hot deal. As Haroldminer mentioned, current model with similar specs sells for $1099 at Fry's.I'd buy from Costco before I bought from Fry's given I don't have Fry's local to me. Costco has a better return policy and an extra year on the warranty. Just my $0.02.


alert mods    

True but Panny's have some of the best quality ratings around. the chances of needing to use that warranty in those first years is slim to none. I'd rather pocket the money and fatten my wallet!


alert mods    

miamichillin99 said:True but Panny's have some of the best quality ratings around. the chances of needing to use that warranty in those first years is slim to none. I'd rather pocket the money and fatten my wallet!
Id rather have peace of mind than an extra eleventeen dollars in my pocket. 1 year warranty from costco, plus extra year waranty from AMEX. not to mention the return policy costco has. no one can even compare. nuff said


alert mods    

I am looking for a Plasma with upconversion. Is this something that is mentioned in the specs or is it considered standard? If included is it automatic or does it have to be turned on in settings?
Thanks.


alert mods    

DrWermit said:I am looking for a Plasma with upconversion.
I know DVD players with upconversion, never seen it in TVs.


alert mods    

calvinandhobbes said:simpleDeal said:This is last year model. Not a hot deal. As Haroldminer mentioned, current model with similar specs sells for $1099 at Fry's.I'd buy from Costco before I bought from Fry's given I don't have Fry's local to me. Costco has a better return policy and an extra year on the warranty. Just my $0.02.
No one argues on the benefit of buying from Cosco, but price-wise, it's still not hot.


alert mods    

SDpwnsFW said:miamichillin99 said:True but Panny's have some of the best quality ratings around. the chances of needing to use that warranty in those first years is slim to none. I'd rather pocket the money and fatten my wallet!
Id rather have peace of mind than an extra eleventeen dollars in my pocket. 1 year warranty from costco, plus extra year waranty from AMEX. not to mention the return policy costco has. no one can even compare. nuff said

Costco gives you a 2 year warranty, btw.

This is last year's 720P 50" model that is a great set. If you are hung up on resolutions, this isn't 1080P and may not be "great". Having seen this one and the 1080P version from the same year, I wouldn't think twice about buying it. This thing looks great with cable/sat, SD DVD and Blu-ray. Nice size, great price, excellent picture quality.

This is the model with the anti-glare coating. Some folks think this makes the image look dull when there is bright light in the room. It does diffuse any light and has no mirror like reflections common on Plasma sets. I like the coating, makes the Plasma better for daylight viewing for me... and is a non-issue when evening arrives.

-comix


alert mods    

Frolet said:bbmattt said:Just bought the vizio for 1099 and it dropped to 999, which is a better tv, both are 720p Plasmas....

Panasonic Plasma >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vizio

Not even close.

Agree..ever see a visio at costco ...when new..great..after a month on 12 hours a day..its loses contrast big time...panasonic..still shines strong.

its not the screen....although that is important..its the electronics that convert your signal to a good image....not all electronics are equal.

does panasonic make lcd...or dlp...I dont know..they make a bunch of plasmas..and they know how to make a plasma


alert mods    

bigfathead said:Frolet said:bbmattt said:Just bought the vizio for 1099 and it dropped to 999, which is a better tv, both are 720p Plasmas....

Panasonic Plasma >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vizio

Not even close.


Agree..ever see a visio at costco ...when new..great..after a month on 12 hours a day..its loses contrast big time...panasonic..still shines strong.

its not the screen....although that is important..its the electronics that convert your signal to a good image....not all electronics are equal.

does panasonic make lcd...or dlp...I dont know..they make a bunch of plasmas..and they know how to make a plasma

Yes, panasonic makes LCD's but only in the 32" and 37" sizes currently.

-- MaSoP


 Close

Sign Me In
Nickname: 
Password: 
Remember My Login Information:

Forget your login information?

Not Already A Member?
Sign Up Now!



Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites, FatWallet.com does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products available at these sites, nor does a link indicate any association with or endorsement by the linked site to FatWallet.com.


While FatWallet makes every effort to post correct information, offers are subject to change without notice.
Some exclusions may apply based upon merchant policies.
© 1999-2009