If you have Amazon visa, there will be 6% Cash Back detail click hereFWIW, link states that double points are only available for the first 90 days so this probably won't apply to most existing Amazon Visa holders.

This is the entry level Sony, but still a very good TV. I personally would opt for the W or Z versions though. But for this price, I think it's a very good deal.

-D

Great deal. I ended up with the 4100w 52" 120HZ, DVD Player and Dvds for $1,810.97. You can't touch many 52" LCDs with 120HZ and 10 bit screens for under $2,000. The free Blueray DVD player is icing on the cake. I would doubt that Black Friday will present an opportunity this good - delivered to your door tax free no lines or people to deal with. The earlier Samsung 52" 650 TV through Fry's was slighty less @ $1,678 but the there was no DVD player included. Thanks to the OP for making my Holiday season so simple, economical and stress free.

This may not have the 10 bit panel. Some forum indicate that there may be a 10 bit panel but it is open to debate. I apologize for the misinformation.

linbed said:jcknouse said:I had no luck getting either promo.

I was having the same problem..I had to clear all cookies and create a new account since I have Prime...After that it worked...Follow the directions exactly like the OP says...click the link, add the tv and player and then click the back button...then add the dvds and remote, then add the codes when checking out.

I tried things in that order...except with the remote on there. I didn't try the AMAZONPS code tho. Just AMAZONBD.

I'm contacting CS to see if they will add the 3 discs back onto my order and credit me with the $100 discount or not.

Hopefully they will.

Thanks for trying to help.

cohcoh said:Amazon is cahrging NY state tax?

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Items: $1,887.72
Shipping & Handling: $80.24
Super Saver Discount: -$16.84
Shipping Savings: -$63.40
Sony HDTV/Blu-ray: -$300.00
Promotion Applied: -$100.00

Total Before Tax: $1,487.72
Estimated Tax: $130.17

if someone didn't already asnwer this...yes.... they are charging tax in NYS and for a while now.

outlawnyc said:can anyone tell me why 120 Hz is better than 60 Hz thanks!

the 60Hz or 120Hz is the frequency of the scan (refresh) rate. the faster (higher the number) scan rate, the faster/more the screen can refresh.

from what i have read, faster scan rate means less "ghosting" or blurring of the picture in fast action sequences. however, i've got an old Syntax Olevia 27" model that i never see that on. maybe it's just with bigger picture TVs.

that's just off the top of my head...i'm no expert tho

bucd said:This is the entry level Sony, but still a very good TV. I personally would opt for the W or Z versions though. But for this price, I think it's a very good deal.

-D
This TV is second level. Entry level Bravia 1080p is the "S" model. This TV is the "V" model.

I pulled the trigger

Did the TV just jump from $1594.92 to $1819.52? Son of a ...

Yup the price on the V and the W just jumped!!!