Find me a 40+" TV for cheap for parents Christmas present

[allisolm]

Sam's Club has a 42" RCA LED 1080p for $278 for Cyber Week. Free shipping.

 

[DrPizza]

I was following this thread, and suddenly last night, my wife said, "I found a 40 (or 42?) inch Samsung on Amazon for $298, free 2 day shipping with prime. Amazon works well with my Chase card, so I simply used my rewards points to pay for it. But, thought that was a decent price for the Samsung, especially with free shipping.

 

[BUTCH1]

Sam's Club has a 42" RCA LED 1080p for $278 for Cyber Week. Free shipping.

We got a "40 RCA to replace the 2-yr old Toshiba that had an explosion of pixels die, decent picture, horrific sound. I think we paid $275@BB B+M but I spent another $60 for the 5yr replacement warranty.

 

[RossMAN]

JVC 42" 1080p for $299 with Roku streaming

 

[jimbob200521]

Woah, didn't check this thread much at first, must have been a slow start.

Thanks for the replies guys. My brother and I have been eyeballing a couple deals at the local Wallyworld lately. Seems like 40-42" for $250 is about the norm. Sure, you can go a little bigger for a similar price but who knows how long those Sansui Seiki Sucki whatever they are will last.

I guess it all comes down to this: they are using, and have been since I lived there as a kid, some form of 27" tube TV so even going to a 40" will be a huge upgrade for them. Anybody have a Sceptre TV and like it?

http://www.walmart.com/ip/SCEPTRE-X4...ingMethod=p13n

 

[Leros]

Man, I remember when you couldn't get 1080p for less than $2000.

I have a 37" 1080p Samsung that I paid $1000 for about 5 years ago. I can't even sell it on Craigslist for $100 now.

 

[stormkroe]

I'm not going to help you, but just wanted to commend you for not using the phrase 'on the cheap' in your thread title.
Bless you my friend.