Sale Price $759.00 Code "welcome10" -10.00 5% Bing CashBack-37.95
Total = $711.05 With Free Shipping
50" Class (49.9" Diagonal) VIERA® X1 Series Plasma 720p HDTV with 600Hz Sub-field Drive for crisp, focused images, VIERA Image Viewer™ for easy photo sharing, and VIERA Link™ to control all compatible devices with a single remote
The new X1 Series Plasma HDTVs are ideal for sports, movies and gaming, with crisp, focused images during fast-moving scenes
Message edited by: JAg05 on 2009-10-20 09:20:06 CDT
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I placed an order from them earlier this year and they charged my card, but never sent the shipping information or contacted me about the fact they actually had no TV's left. I had to do it myself. I was mad.
I don't know anything about the company, but bought this TV for almost 900.00 (floor Model) @ HHGreg. The TV is great w/ card reader. Good find OP! Green for you.
ajny said:Myers215 said:Without even clicking that link, I'm calling Spam.
I think you are wrong. US Appliance is a popular and reputable retailer popular on this and other forums.That hasn't stopped them from spamming the hell out of us in the past, but I don't see any connection between that & the OP
vandy16gtp said:kinda new to fatwallet, how do i get the 5% bing CashBack on this deal? when i go to coupons & Cash Back, US Appliance doesn't come up. thanks,
rob
You have to go to bing.com and click on shopping and then search for US Appliance under the CashBack store. The CashBack is not coming from fatwallet. You'll need a live.com or hotmail account.
Message edited by: FatWallet moderator on 2009-10-21 06:04:35 CDT
The 1080p s1 should be right around $800 ish shipped or purchased soon/now using applicable offers. On a 50 1080p matters if you are 12ft or closer to the screen.
Message edited by: DamnoIT on 2009-10-20 15:54:11 CDT
I wish I would have gotten a larger 720p instead of a 42" 1080p for our living room. Our main HD source is Dish Network, we don't watch blu rays (wdtv), no gaming console in the living room. This would be a smart buy for those with similar viewing habits.
Trust me, on a 50 you want 1080p and it can be had for less than $100 if you shop your plasma out. LCD's over 42 now I think are quite hard to find less than 720.
DamnoIT said:Trust me, on a 50 you want 1080p and it can be had for less than $100 if you shop your plasma out. LCD's over 42 now I think are quite hard to find less than 720.
You may want 1080p, that doesn't mean I want it. None of Dish Network's HD is any higher than 720, we watch that more than anything. We don't game. Don't watch blu rays (Not buying a player until we can afford to replace every DVD player in the house). Why am I in desperate need of 1080p?
Stepping up to the S1 is more than just 1080p. You are getting the NeoPDP Panel which is better contrast, brighter panel, and more Energy Efficient. Also, from my first hand experience any SD viewing appears slightly better on the S1 panels.
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