Where can I get the best deal for Samsung LN52B750 52-Inch 1080p 240Hz LCD HDTV?

Q. Where can I find a really good deal online for Samsung LN52B750 52-Inch 1080p 240Hz LCD HDTV

A. Features:

* Touch of Color design
* Medi@2.0 - Internet@TV - Content Service - DLNA Wireless - Content Library (1GB Flash Memory) - USB 2.0 Movie
* Auto Motion Plus240Hz
* 150,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
* Fast 2ms response time

Product Description:

Make the move to the smoothest LCD action ever, with Samsung¿s LN52B750 LCD HDTV. Start with the incredible color and rich clarity of Full HD 1080p resolution, all on a 52-inch screen. Add the power of Samsung's newest Auto Motion Plus240Hz technology, for a new level of the most lifelike LCD action on the market. Samsung's Medi@2.0 feature puts customizable widgets with content from partners like Flickr and Yahoo! under your control, via your remote. A pre-loaded Content Library offers hours of built-in digital entertainment and information, from games to yoga routines. Four HDMI inputs make DVD, cable or satellite HD box, or Blu-ray Disc connectivity a snap. And with the attractive Touch of Color design, the subtle charcoal grey accent at the bezel's edge underscores this LCD HDTVs elegance.

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Where can I get the best deal for Samsung LN46A650 46-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV?

Q. Where can I find a really good deal online for Samsung LN46A650 46-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV

A. The Samsung LN46A650 46-Inch 1080p HDTV is the most amazing TV I have ever seen. I love it. But, a lot of people buying them are making a terrible mistake and paying way too much for them. I found the best price using some software a friend told me about. The software is called MyShoppingGenie. Its found at www.AmazingShoppingFun.com and is the most wonderful tool you have ever seen for saving money. The way it works is you enter whatever it is that you are searching for in Google and click search. The Genie comes up at the bottom of the page and takes you immediately to the lowest price for whatever it is that you are going to buy anyway. The Genie is amazing. I found a price hundreds less than Best Buy in seconds. And, best of all the Genie is FREE!!!!!! It's FREE to download and FREE to use! Go ahead, try it out. You have nothing to loose and it might save you a lot of money. I found the best price for my Samsung LN46A650 46 inch 1080p HDTV using the Genie. You probably will too.

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Best deal on a LCD HDTV right now?

Q. Who has the best deal on a LCD HDTV right now. I am going to purchase one for my new home. Thanks

A. Hello
On this page you'll get
the requested information.

http://www.nextag.com/lcd-hdtv/shop-html

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Envision LCD HDTV??

Q. So I found this 26" Envision Flat Panel LCD HDTV at costco.com for $399.99. I was wondering if I should buy this one? Is Envision a reliable brand? I can barely find reviews on Envision. What is your opinion on this tv? Is this a great deal? Or will Costco.com come out with better deals?

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11237478&whse=BC&topnav=&browse=&lang=en-US

A. I bought a 32 inch LCD HDTV on black Friday and it is awesome. No problems and a great deal from Staples for $449.99... 1/2 off normal $900... good brand deal and time to buy

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what is the acceptable level of contrast ratio in lcd tv?

Q. looking for a best deal lcd hdtv one offers 1000:1 contrast ratio and other offers 1600:1.

like to know if this makes any difference?

A. The quote contrast ratio by various brands are proven incorrect by "What Video" [a magazine with over 25 years of tv reviews and its own lab with unique equipment to test new TVs specifications]. For example, Samsung's new models has a qoute contrast ratio of 10000:1, where Panasonic Viera has only 3000:1, when compared, Panasonic's plasma has a much better contrast ratio. Grey scaling is another aspect when quoted, it's usually not acturate. Various brands try to boast their specifications to attract consumers, this is a undeniable true. Therefore when u are buying a HDTV, look for the brand. Sony, Panasonic are always in the top league of LCD tvs. Now a Panasonic TXL60 even has a built-in SD card slot for recording of TV programmes directly into the TV itself. U can save alot for a dvd recorder for that =). If u are very picky about the pictures and colors of a LCD TV, never look for other brands then Sony's Bravia and Panasonic. Trust me. =)

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What stores give deals on multiple tv purchases?

Q. I am looking to buy 3 lcd hdtv's and wall mounts for them. I want to go to a store that will give me a good deal on all my items and not just charge me full price. What stores usually do this? I live in the Houston area.

A. Sam's Club if you have a business account with them.

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What should I know about getting an HDTV?

Q. Im in the direction of getting a 1080p LCD HDTV. However, I am still deciding. What do I need to know? Consider I am keeping my standard definition DVD player and PlayStation 2.

A. Unless you have some sort of HD channel coming in, the tv is worthless, save its size. Watching regular cable tv on my 65" makes it look like trash. And since nearly EVERY thing that is in "1080p" is actually 720 upscaled, you can probably save some cash by going for that instead. Yes, even xbox and ps3 gamers are almost all entirely in 720.

Edit:

The crazy idiot below me listed four, when he said there were 3! LED and LCD are COMPLETELY different. One is liquid crystal, the other is LED light. Duh...... He also forgot about DLP projection. Don't let the media or anyone else lie to you. DLP looks every bit as good as LCD or Plasma, but you will notice a difference between any TV we have listed yet, and the new OLED and Laser tvs. Mitsubishi is the only company to make laser tvs yet, and from what I have heard, the picture is amazing. Oh, and he said LCD doesn't use alot of electricity? Thats garbage. They put off a ton of heat, which means they use more than most types of tvs.

Ups and downs for each type of TV

LCD
pro: Flat, good picture, and decent colors, getting cheaper
con: eats electricity, creates ALOT of heat, heavy. older models are 60-120 hrtz

Plasma
pro: Good color representation for the most part, clear picture, flat, can be heavy. usually more than 120 hrtz.
con: terrible black color, high possibility for image burn on most models, cost, can be heavy.

DLP
pro: comes in largest size of any tv out there, great color, including black, good picture, wont image burn for a long time, doesn't eat electricity
con:heavy and bulky if you get a larger one, not flat, bulbs do burn out after a year or more, sometimes price, older models cheaper. Most are 60-120 hrtz, with newer models 120+

LED
pro:crystal clear color and picture, amazing lifespan, FAST refresh rate
con: cost

Laser
pro:color and image quality are the best you can buy, larger screen, fast refresh rate.
con: COST!($7000) might be too big and heavy depending on the size you get.

No matter what you get you are making some trade-offs. I have a DLP, and I love it. Its a 65" Mitsubishi. I was going to get the 73", but getting the deal I did, I couldn't pass it up. I play my Xbox on it, and had high definition cable through Comcast, and it looked amazing.

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LOOKING FOR BEST DEAL FOR LCD HDTV FOR MY PC DESKTOP?

Q. im confused:
what should i look for for the best picture quality on a lcd hdtv for my pc desktop.
i need information about the 720p/1080p; contrast ratio; and panel resolution.
will give you 10 points right away.
gracias!

A. Go to Amazon Top Holiday deals http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=384082011&tag=top-holiday-deals-20

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What should I know about getting an HDTV?

Q. Im in the direction of getting a 1080p LCD HDTV. However, I am still deciding. What do I need to know? Consider I am keeping my standard definition DVD player and PlayStation 2.

A. Unless you have some sort of HD channel coming in, the tv is worthless, save its size. Watching regular cable tv on my 65" makes it look like trash. And since nearly EVERY thing that is in "1080p" is actually 720 upscaled, you can probably save some cash by going for that instead. Yes, even xbox and ps3 gamers are almost all entirely in 720.

Edit:

The crazy idiot below me listed four, when he said there were 3! LED and LCD are COMPLETELY different. One is liquid crystal, the other is LED light. Duh...... He also forgot about DLP projection. Don't let the media or anyone else lie to you. DLP looks every bit as good as LCD or Plasma, but you will notice a difference between any TV we have listed yet, and the new OLED and Laser tvs. Mitsubishi is the only company to make laser tvs yet, and from what I have heard, the picture is amazing. Oh, and he said LCD doesn't use alot of electricity? Thats garbage. They put off a ton of heat, which means they use more than most types of tvs.

Ups and downs for each type of TV

LCD
pro: Flat, good picture, and decent colors, getting cheaper
con: eats electricity, creates ALOT of heat, heavy. older models are 60-120 hrtz

Plasma
pro: Good color representation for the most part, clear picture, flat, can be heavy. usually more than 120 hrtz.
con: terrible black color, high possibility for image burn on most models, cost, can be heavy.

DLP
pro: comes in largest size of any tv out there, great color, including black, good picture, wont image burn for a long time, doesn't eat electricity
con:heavy and bulky if you get a larger one, not flat, bulbs do burn out after a year or more, sometimes price, older models cheaper. Most are 60-120 hrtz, with newer models 120+

LED
pro:crystal clear color and picture, amazing lifespan, FAST refresh rate
con: cost

Laser
pro:color and image quality are the best you can buy, larger screen, fast refresh rate.
con: COST!($7000) might be too big and heavy depending on the size you get.

No matter what you get you are making some trade-offs. I have a DLP, and I love it. Its a 65" Mitsubishi. I was going to get the 73", but getting the deal I did, I couldn't pass it up. I play my Xbox on it, and had high definition cable through Comcast, and it looked amazing.

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LOOKING FOR BEST DEAL FOR LCD HDTV FOR MY PC DESKTOP?

Q. im confused:
what should i look for for the best picture quality on a lcd hdtv for my pc desktop.
i need information about the 720p/1080p; contrast ratio; and panel resolution.
will give you 10 points right away.
gracias!

A. Go to Amazon Top Holiday deals http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=384082011&tag=top-holiday-deals-20

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So here is the deal, I am planning on buying a 32inch lcd hdtv, my budget is between 4-6k. Any suggestinons?

Q. So here is the deal, I am planning on buying a 32inch lcd hdtv, my budget is between 4-6k. Any suggestinons??? I am sick of searching for reviewss help pleasee!!

A. You really only need $600 to $800 for 32" LCD, unless you mean something not $.

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How much is a screen and LCD for a TV?

Q. I bought a 42" Vizio 1080P LCD HDTV for $750 about a year and a half ago with a 2 year service plan. The TV fell off the stand and broke the screen and LCD display. Apparently the damn 2 year service plan won't cover falls even though the employee told me it would. (If I would've known that I wouldn't have bought the service plan.) Anyway, I can't see anything on the screen except for the huge spots from the damaged LCD. I hear it's usually cheaper to buy a new TV than to fix them but I was just wondering how much it would cost anyway, just in case. (You never know until you ask!) Any information you guys can give would be very helpful.

A. Currently, you can get a Vizio'' 1080 LCD HDTV with 3D for as low as $523 at amazon. This is an extremely great deal for a TV with 3D technology as well as two 3D glasses also comes with it. This TV also has built in Wi-Fi. I personally think its better if you buy a new TV rather than fixing it as the repair cost might be able to get you even a newer version of the HDTV you are fixing.
I have provided the link below for you.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088024V2/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0088024V2&linkCode=as2&tag=cheonlsto-20

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what is the acceptable level of contrast ratio in lcd tv?

Q. looking for a best deal lcd hdtv one offers 1000:1 contrast ratio and other offers 1600:1.

like to know if this makes any difference?

A. The quote contrast ratio by various brands are proven incorrect by "What Video" [a magazine with over 25 years of tv reviews and its own lab with unique equipment to test new TVs specifications]. For example, Samsung's new models has a qoute contrast ratio of 10000:1, where Panasonic Viera has only 3000:1, when compared, Panasonic's plasma has a much better contrast ratio. Grey scaling is another aspect when quoted, it's usually not acturate. Various brands try to boast their specifications to attract consumers, this is a undeniable true. Therefore when u are buying a HDTV, look for the brand. Sony, Panasonic are always in the top league of LCD tvs. Now a Panasonic TXL60 even has a built-in SD card slot for recording of TV programmes directly into the TV itself. U can save alot for a dvd recorder for that =). If u are very picky about the pictures and colors of a LCD TV, never look for other brands then Sony's Bravia and Panasonic. Trust me. =)

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What stores give deals on multiple tv purchases?

Q. I am looking to buy 3 lcd hdtv's and wall mounts for them. I want to go to a store that will give me a good deal on all my items and not just charge me full price. What stores usually do this? I live in the Houston area.

A. Sam's Club if you have a business account with them.

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So here is the deal, I am planning on buying a 32inch lcd hdtv, my budget is between 4-6k. Any suggestinons?

Q. So here is the deal, I am planning on buying a 32inch lcd hdtv, my budget is between 4-6k. Any suggestinons??? I am sick of searching for reviewss help pleasee!!

A. You really only need $600 to $800 for 32" LCD, unless you mean something not $.

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How much is a screen and LCD for a TV?

Q. I bought a 42" Vizio 1080P LCD HDTV for $750 about a year and a half ago with a 2 year service plan. The TV fell off the stand and broke the screen and LCD display. Apparently the damn 2 year service plan won't cover falls even though the employee told me it would. (If I would've known that I wouldn't have bought the service plan.) Anyway, I can't see anything on the screen except for the huge spots from the damaged LCD. I hear it's usually cheaper to buy a new TV than to fix them but I was just wondering how much it would cost anyway, just in case. (You never know until you ask!) Any information you guys can give would be very helpful.

A. Currently, you can get a Vizio'' 1080 LCD HDTV with 3D for as low as $523 at amazon. This is an extremely great deal for a TV with 3D technology as well as two 3D glasses also comes with it. This TV also has built in Wi-Fi. I personally think its better if you buy a new TV rather than fixing it as the repair cost might be able to get you even a newer version of the HDTV you are fixing.
I have provided the link below for you.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088024V2/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0088024V2&linkCode=as2&tag=cheonlsto-20

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So here is the deal, I am planning on buying a 32inch lcd hdtv, my budget is between 4-6k. Any suggestinons?

Q. So here is the deal, I am planning on buying a 32inch lcd hdtv, my budget is between 4-6k. Any suggestinons??? I am sick of searching for reviewss help pleasee!!

A. You really only need $600 to $800 for 32" LCD, unless you mean something not $.

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How much is a screen and LCD for a TV?

Q. I bought a 42" Vizio 1080P LCD HDTV for $750 about a year and a half ago with a 2 year service plan. The TV fell off the stand and broke the screen and LCD display. Apparently the damn 2 year service plan won't cover falls even though the employee told me it would. (If I would've known that I wouldn't have bought the service plan.) Anyway, I can't see anything on the screen except for the huge spots from the damaged LCD. I hear it's usually cheaper to buy a new TV than to fix them but I was just wondering how much it would cost anyway, just in case. (You never know until you ask!) Any information you guys can give would be very helpful.

A. Currently, you can get a Vizio'' 1080 LCD HDTV with 3D for as low as $523 at amazon. This is an extremely great deal for a TV with 3D technology as well as two 3D glasses also comes with it. This TV also has built in Wi-Fi. I personally think its better if you buy a new TV rather than fixing it as the repair cost might be able to get you even a newer version of the HDTV you are fixing.
I have provided the link below for you.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088024V2/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0088024V2&linkCode=as2&tag=cheonlsto-20

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How much is a screen and LCD for a TV?

Q. I bought a 42" Vizio 1080P LCD HDTV for $750 about a year and a half ago with a 2 year service plan. The TV fell off the stand and broke the screen and LCD display. Apparently the damn 2 year service plan won't cover falls even though the employee told me it would. (If I would've known that I wouldn't have bought the service plan.) Anyway, I can't see anything on the screen except for the huge spots from the damaged LCD. I hear it's usually cheaper to buy a new TV than to fix them but I was just wondering how much it would cost anyway, just in case. (You never know until you ask!) Any information you guys can give would be very helpful.

A. Currently, you can get a Vizio'' 1080 LCD HDTV with 3D for as low as $523 at amazon. This is an extremely great deal for a TV with 3D technology as well as two 3D glasses also comes with it. This TV also has built in Wi-Fi. I personally think its better if you buy a new TV rather than fixing it as the repair cost might be able to get you even a newer version of the HDTV you are fixing.
I have provided the link below for you.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088024V2/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0088024V2&linkCode=as2&tag=cheonlsto-20

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Would it be a good deal to get a store display-stand 52 inch LCD HDTV in this price range?

Q. Ok, I'm thinking on buying a store display tv(checking that it works first, of course), a 52 inch lcd HDTV, brand is sharp.

The price range is 700-900.

Is that a good deal with today's market?
With regards to lag, it has 4ms response time.

A. its pretty good but be sure to take a look at the lag time. the higher the lag time the more blur you will experience.

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