There are so many deals and bundles my head is spinning. I haven't pulled the trigger on this yet. One can probably recover about $150 after selling the TiVo on eBay after all the fees are paid making the TV about $1100. CNET really likes this one.
You can get a deal close to this one at electronics-expo.com after using a 5% off coupon. Their price for the TV is cheaper, but you pay for shipping and you don't get the free TiVo.
greg0ire said: There are so many deals and bundles my head is spinning. I haven't pulled the trigger on this yet. One can probably recover about $150 after selling the TiVo on eBay after all the fees are paid making the TV about $1100. CNET really likes this one.
You can get a deal close to this one at electronics-expo.com after using a 5% off coupon. Their price for the TV is cheaper, but you pay for shipping and you don't get the free TiVo.
Give me some feedback please.
Selling the TiVo for $150 is YMMV as current owners of series 2 Tivos can get this same model for $149 directly from TiVo as an 'upgrade'. (so plan on getting closer to $100 for the TiVo)
OTOH, if this TV works for you @ $1100, then $1150 isn't the end of the world.
If anyone is interested it looks like US Appliance has a couple of open box P50G15 (same as G10 but thinner) for $1095 - $10 ("WELCOME10") - 5% BCB = $1030.75.
i paid $1350 6 months ago for this tv with a Panny dp60 blueray player $1350 for both the tv is great beats lots of lcds in reviews
darksine
Broke Member
posted: Nov. 24, 2009 @ 8:59p
I bought this TV a month ago from BB, great picture quality. The reviews are dead on at Cnet, bought it over the equivalent Samsung.
testguyct
Member
posted: Nov. 25, 2009 @ 8:02a
I bought this TV from Best Buy back in July. I finally decided to go with a plasma instead of LCD at this point in time. To me, the plasma was much more natural looking when I was watching fast motion scenes on Blu-Ray movies in the store. That's just my opinion. I have no regrets yet.
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