Best place to buy a new TV?

[89stangGT]

never order a tv online. UPS will beat the shit out of it in delivery.

[Barbie]

never order a tv online. UPS will beat the shit out of it in delivery.

I've only ordered one tv online but it was delivered via freight company. They brought it all the way inside and made sure it wasn't damaged before they left

[Unicorn Jeff]

I've only ordered one tv online but it was delivered via freight company. They brought it all the way inside and made sure it wasn't damaged before they left

Probably because you're hot!

[War Machine]

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Misc/Deal-of-the-Day/pcmcat248000050016.c?id=pcmcat248000050016&ref=167&loc=01b

[8mpg]

slickdeals... Im all about ordering online and avoiding sales tax. Most places offer free shipping

[black2002ls]

We are looking to upgrade from an old school 27" tube screen TV. Looking to spend less than $400. Everything I'm seeing that is decent size, 40"+ is insignia, westinghouse, etc. Names I've never heard of. What would you guys recommend. It is going in a pretty big room.

[Mysticcobrakilla]

We are looking to upgrade from an old school 27" tube screen TV. Looking to spend less than $400. Everything I'm seeing that is decent size, 40"+ is insignia, westinghouse, etc. Names I've never heard of. What would you guys recommend. It is going in a pretty big room.

Samsung or go home...

You may have to spend a bit more but I wouldn't recommend anything else.

Fyi, Don't be afraid to go plasma.

[slow84lx]

I got a couple of TV's a year ago at Tiger Direct. I went to the store just off the tollway north of the Galleria. At the time they had the best price that I found for the size. I picked up a 42" for downstairs and a 32" for upstairs. Both were Visio brand. They have been trouble free and were a huge upgrade over the 25" TV made in 1993 that they replaced.

[hxbernal]

We are looking to upgrade from an old school 27" tube screen TV. Looking to spend less than $400. Everything I'm seeing that is decent size, 40"+ is insignia, westinghouse, etc. Names I've never heard of. What would you guys recommend. It is going in a pretty big room.

http://www.frys.com/product/7348644?site=sa:adpages

42" 3D LED Includes Sound bar + 4 pairs of 3D glassess for $449 at checkout

[helosailor]

Samsung or go home...

You may have to spend a bit more but I wouldn't recommend anything else.

Fyi, Don't be afraid to go plasma.

This. I have a Samsung plasma 42" that I bought 7 years ago next month (for a fortune, at the time). It has survived 2 cross-country moves and has given me zero issues. The picture is still absolutely perfect.

[black2002ls]

http://www.frys.com/product/7348644?site=sa:adpages

42" 3D LED Includes Sound bar + 4 pairs of 3D glassess for $449 at checkout

$400 is unfortunately the upper limit of our budget.

[Leah]

Look at www.dealnews.com. They had a 60" LCD HDTV today for $688! I've seen 42" for less than $400.

[Leah]

Here's a 42" with a $25 Best Buy card for $350.

http://dealnews.com/Insignia-42-1080-p-LCD-HDTV-w-25-gift-card-for-350-pickup-at-Best-Buy/639744.html

[Leah]

Vizio 32" WiFi 1080p 3D LCD HDTV w/ 2-pair Glasses for $298 + free shipping
Amazon offers the Vizio 32" WiFi 1080p 3D Widescreen LCD HD Television with Internet Apps, model no. E3D320VX, with two pairs of 3D Glasses for $298 with free shipping. That's $2 under our mention from two weeks ago and the lowest total price we could find by $52. It features a native resolution of 1920x1080 (1080p), WiFi, VIZIO Internet Apps with Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, and more, USB, and three HDMI inputs.

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[momo]

Costco had a 50" 1080p panasonic plasma for $500
Frys had a 47" lg led for $450

Microcenter has a 55" 3d led (55lm8600) for $1225, 47" for $1025. i bought the 55", it's about the best rated edge-lit leds on the market.