Just an FYI Philips now outsources all of their U.S market TVs to Funai. So it says "Philips" on the outside, but it's made by Funai. This may make no difference to you at all, but at least you now have that info. I doubt the drones at the electronics stores would tell you this even if they knew.

It is $999 in store only per the email
The exact text of the email states-
"Philips 47" LCD HDTV
• Full HD 1080p resolution
• ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuner
• Multiple inputs including 3 HDMI ports
$999.99 - Save $400
In-store price after $200 instant rebate and $200 Micro Center mail-in rebate / REG. $1399.99 / 796524 / In-store purchase only"

I have this tv and am very happy with it. Compared to my 720p Panny plasma and my Eyefi 1080p it serves well. I use the Eyefi to hook up my laptop, so sorry, can't help you there. The contrast on the Panny is significantly better, as would be expected, but the colors on the Philips are richer. The Philips takes you through a nice setup routine when you first plug it in asking you which rendering you prefer of a series of two renderings of the same scene. I don't know who manufactured it, as it may predate the Funai relationship.

bluebb said:what's model number and how is the TV?

Yeah, what model number?

went to see it this morning, looking just so so and the picture/movie is not as good as the nearby Sony, so give up

For a 47" 1080P, good price!

i just called the store, madison heights, michigan. 7 instock, price confirmed at 1199 w/ 200 rebate. 2yrs warranty 190, and 3yrs warranty 250. you don't need the adv.

No need for email. I went to Cambridge MA and got one last night. The price lable is $999.99 after rebate. They still have many left there. Great price. The sales told me he sold 5 in just an hour. RUN guys RUN

philyhai said:I bought 2, (one for my friend) at Paterson/NJ. It is $999 after rebate

I also bought two from that store on Friday. But neither are for me =(. The set looked absolutely amazing though when I set it up.