32"+ LCD TV? Any deals or recs?

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I am in the market for a 32"+ LCD TV. I am hoping to spend under $1500, or ideally, close to $1000. I do want this to last a really long time, and I am interested in the difference between 1080 res and 720 res. I have seen a few LCD's with native 1900x1080 res and wonder if this makes a big difference? If the answer is yes, I am willing to wait and/or pay more maybe.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?
 
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Insane3D

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Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: mrrman
http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4123331

I paid $999 from JR last month...great TV
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it's not 1080p, and the resolution is only 1366x768. The westinghouse I linked to does 1080p and is 1920x1080 resolution.
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Yeah, but I'd still argue it's a better panel when you factor in Westy's support, and their panels only 1000:1 contrast ratio while the Syntax is 1600:1. IMO, 1080P support is not really a huge deal on a smaller LCD...

IMO, the Syntax is a better buy for $999 shipped.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16889022029

Looks like they are no longer offering free shipping...still a better panel IMO.
 
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Just check daily fatwallet and slickdealsDOTnet for LCD deals. There are many to be found. I recently got a 40" Viewsonic LCD for under $900 (new) with free shipping and no taxes. It is generally $1500-1600 elsewhere.
 
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That Westinghouse does not have a built-in ATSC tuner. So forget that one. :thumbsdown:
 
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Originally posted by: KLin
That Westinghouse does not have a built-in ATSC tuner. So forget that one. :thumbsdown:
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What does that mean?
 
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Originally posted by: LordSegan
Originally posted by: KLin
That Westinghouse does not have a built-in ATSC tuner. So forget that one. :thumbsdown:
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What does that mean?
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It means you would have to buy a separate tuner to get over the air HDTV broadcasts. I guess it's a moot point if you have comcast or directv, but all of this years model HDTV's require a built-in OTA(over the ait) ATSC tuner.
 
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I'm pretty happy with this Samsung.

I only regret it now because I want a bigger TV for the living room. I also paid too much for it too at CC, seeing how cheap it is on Newegg now...
 
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It seems like many people think there will be some good deals soon, we've already seen a few but they're all dead as far as I know. Look at fatwallet hot deals and deal discussion forum.
 
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