Employee Price or BlackFriday

[note235]

Since I could not get the $900 50'' Samsung at Frys,
the manager who is a friend of my uncle said anyday after today I could come into the store, and anything (I would like TV) could be had for invoice price plus 10% off.
Is this a good deal?

Update:
here is one of the deals

PANASONIC TH-50PX75U
for $1190

but I bought the
Olevia 47 1080p
247FTHD for $990

 

[alfa147x]

I have had bad experiences with Panasonic's i try to look the other way when out shoping

 

[note235]

The thing is
I love this tv

 

[montypythizzle]

Stick with the Olevia if strictly using for computer usage, or get plasma if you care about picture quality.

 

[note235]

well its for both

and i have to correct you by saying the Olevia, looks amazing in HD when watching Shrek 3 and Transformers
the display is made by Sharp

 

[PurdueRy]

Originally posted by: note235
well its for both

and i have to correct you by saying the Olevia, looks amazing in HD when watching Shrek 3 and Transformers
the display is made by Sharp

But it won't match to contrast of the Panasonic. No way.

 

[note235]

thats what they said about the Olevia 47 747
but which one is considered better? (hint...not the Panasonic)

 

[zinfamous]

i bet most reviews would put the panasonic above the olevia. that panel is considered a damn good plasma.

quality tends to go pioneer>panasonic>samsung>et al.

 

[Wuzup101]

Originally posted by: note235
thats what they said about the Olevia 47 747
but which one is considered better? (hint...not the Panasonic)

Um... most people would consider the Panny a better set for actual home theater type stuff. However, if you do plan on doing a lot of computer monitor duty with it, I would definitely go for the higher resolution LCD.

FWIW, Panasonic is widely considered to be one of the top plasma TV producers. The 75u is a great set (though not 1080p it has a great picture).