$499.99 - LG 42" 1080p LCD TV 42LD450, plus $20 s&h from the Egg's Columbus Day Sale

[russw]

Whoa... Flat Panel prices are dropping, so take your pick of offerings.

LG 42" 1080p LCD TV 42LD450 -- $499.99

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc..._-89005137-L0C

Full HD 1080p Resolution
Picture Wizard II (Easy Picture Calibration)
Smart Energy Saving

AV Mode II
(Cinema, Sports, Game)

Clear Voice II
ISFccc Ready
24P Real Cinema
USB 2.0 (JPEG & MP3)
2 HDMI V.1.3 w/Deep Color
SIMPLINK Connectivity
Dolby Digital 5.1 Decoder
Infinite Sound
Input Labeling
Quick View (Flashback)
Key Lock
Closed Caption
SIMPLINK (HDMI CEC)
Language 4 (English/Spanish/French/Korean)
Auto Tuning/Programming
Channel Add/Delete
Favorite Channel Programming
Auto/Manual Clock
On/Off Timer
Sleep Timer
Auto Off/Auto Sleep (When no video is present)

Also see some combos: choose from a wall mount ($569.98) or with swivel hdmi cables($505.98 to $509.98):

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...Size=10&page=1

 

[ibex333]

It's not 120Hz.... It doesn't have an ethernet jack, and cannot play DiVX from the flash drive, or any movies at all for that matter. I'd say it's priced about right for a 60Hz LCD with absolutely no "special" features and only two HDMI ports. Still descent deal off course, because it's not a bad TV in itself...

 

[Corporate Thug]

Good deal...but if you have a frys around you, this TV is $449 on sale all the time and $530 for the 120hz version.

 

[russw]

It's not 120Hz.... It doesn't have an ethernet jack, and cannot play DiVX from the flash drive, or any movies at all for that matter. I'd say it's priced about right for a 60Hz LCD with absolutely no "special" features and only two HDMI ports. Still descent deal off course, because it's not a bad TV in itself...

All true but not everyone has those need requirements. One can also use their "equipped" BD DVD player to get those "special features." Not 240Hz or 3D ready either but "you pays more, you gets more." If motion blur is a real concern one should also consider a Plasma set.

Good deal...but if you have a frys around you, this TV is $449 on sale all the time and $530 for the 120hz version.

And your local Fry's will add sales tax and if in CA, an extra $25 recycling fee (so will Newegg for those in CA).

Still, all things considered, a "decent deal."

 

[Corporate Thug]

All true but not everyone has those need requirements. One can also use their "equipped" BD DVD player to get those "special features." Not 240Hz or 3D ready either but "you pays more, you gets more." If motion blur is a real concern one should also consider a Plasma set.



And your local Fry's will add sales tax and if in CA, an extra $25 recycling fee (so will Newegg for those in CA).

Still, all things considered, a "decent deal."

As I said, good deal. Personally, I would spend the extra $30 for the 120hz...especially since I will be paying tax and recycling fee from both egg and frys.