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HOT at SEARS a 1080p 50" Panasonic Plasma $999.99 TC-P50S1

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Macgyversite

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Price at Sears and BB plus some other stores is presently $999.99 on sale.

However you can use the present Sears offer of 10% off using your Sears card and the total comes to $958 at 6% sales tax.

Great Price. SEARS LINKY

I picked up one and it is a good set. Not Awesome but considering I am a sports nut. LCD wouldnt cut it at this price/size/performance ratio. I had a LCD Samsung LN46a850 and I couldnt stand this 120hz Samsung TV with Sports.

There is also a 24 months no Interest offer at Sears with the Sears card instead of the extra 10% off. If anyone cares to do some calculations as to what is a better deal please do so.

Good luck.

 
If anyone asks me what kind of new TV to get I always recommend a Panny plasma..you cannot beat the price/performance ratio IMO

nice find
 
I have the 50G10 and the only real difference is the THX mode that looks really weird (magenta looks purple, adds lots of yellow).

It you want a quality HDTV, this is it.
 
That's $738 (before taxes) if you use a Sears card and Bing. Great Price. Just imagine what kind of deals there will be on this generation towards BlackFriday/Xmas, etc.
 
How does Bing work with Sears? When I search the item on Bing, it says it has cashback. But when I click on the item and it takes me to the sears product page, there's no mention of the cashback, how much, etc. Am I doing something wrong?
 
cant get the sears card discount online unless you know a way......

I just got $106 credited back on my card so my final deal was $848.
 
FYI coupon codes that are listed on the Sears website do not work with this deal.

APPSAVINGS15 and TOUCHDOWN

I found the BING CB as 2% not 8%. Remeber if you use a BING link to a camera that gets 8% and then buy a TV. You wont automatically get the higher CB.

Its a Great deal using the Sears card tho with the "Todays" price and picking up the TV.
 
Originally posted by: Macgyversite
FYI coupon codes that are listed on the Sears website do not work with this deal.

APPSAVINGS15 and TOUCHDOWN

I found the BING CB as 2% not 8%. Remeber if you use a BING link to a camera that gets 8% and then buy a TV. You wont automatically get the higher CB.

Its a Great deal using the Sears card tho with the "Todays" price and picking up the TV.
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Wrong, whatever shows on the bing popup is what you get. So if it shows 8% through the search, you get it.
 
Ha. Well. I have seen a Higher percent listed and gotten less deposited once it has been reviewed by whomever reviews the cashback stuff.

Whatever dude.
 
Originally posted by: Freewolf
I got a 42 inch panny plasma a few weeks ago at Sears for $629.00 and I love it. Great picture
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So how much juice? My 36" CRT takes 100W. I've yet to find a LCD or plasma that takes less.

Thanks

 
Originally posted by: 21stHermit
Originally posted by: Freewolf
I got a 42 inch panny plasma a few weeks ago at Sears for $629.00 and I love it. Great picture
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So how much juice? My 36" CRT takes 100W. I've yet to find a LCD or plasma that takes less.

Thanks
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Panny plasmas are like hot plates...Which is why I go LCD. You will win the juice argument for a few years until they come out with a super efficient technology --- but don't hold your breath even then...because then they will expand the "normal" set to 90" to offset the savings.
 
Originally posted by: 21stHermit
My 36" CRT takes 100W.
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I seriously doubt that. What make/model is it and post a picture of the tag on the back of the TV (will say how many amps it will draw max).

 
Originally posted by: Greg04
Panny plasmas are like hot plates...Which is why I go LCD.
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Current generation Panasonic plasmas are lot more efficient than older plasmas (even 2008 models). I saw some reviews where they would have lower consumption than 2008 model LCDs.


 
Originally posted by: Macgyversite
Ha. Well. I have seen a Higher percent listed and gotten less deposited once it has been reviewed by whomever reviews the cashback stuff.

Whatever dude.
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Tons of people at SD, including myself say otherwise. So I guess YMMV. I've always gotten whatever shows on the screen. Take screenshots and bing will adjust it. As far as this thing being a "hot plate", I've noticed no heat issues from mine.
 
Originally posted by: edplayer
Originally posted by: 21stHermit
My 36" CRT takes 100W.
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I seriously doubt that. What make/model is it and post a picture of the tag on the back of the TV (will say how many amps it will draw max).
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Didn't use the tag, too hard to get to. I used a Kill-A-Watt. The total of the Phillips 36" TV (~10YO) with an image on screen + VCR + Dish DVR = 130W. By previous measurement the VCR + DVR = 48W. So I was a little high, the TV only uses 82W. 100W is easier to remember and until I can find a TV under 50W I'll run the CRT into the ground.

While a tag number is better than the "Energy Star" BS, I believe a Kill-A-Watt trumps all. Are you a believer now?
 
Kilawatt is real time usage and it just works.

The new Plasma panels are way better than 2 years ago. Not quite as good as LCD but still good. If you see a difference in your elec bill every month after getting a Plasma today. I would be suprised.

 
Originally posted by: Greg04
Originally posted by: 21stHermit
Originally posted by: Freewolf
I got a 42 inch panny plasma a few weeks ago at Sears for $629.00 and I love it. Great picture
Click to expand...
So how much juice? My 36" CRT takes 100W. I've yet to find a LCD or plasma that takes less.

Thanks
Click to expand...

Panny plasmas are like hot plates...Which is why I go LCD. You will win the juice argument for a few years until they come out with a super efficient technology --- but don't hold your breath even then...because then they will expand the "normal" set to 90" to offset the savings.
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While I did see some sets in the show room that was hot I haven't had that problem with my set and as far as how much juice it is using I don't know or care but I doubt it makes much difference to my $400.00 power bill and it looks great mounted on the wall with a much better picture then the 32 inch crt it replaced.
 
Originally posted by: 21stHermit
While a tag number is better than the "Energy Star" BS, I believe a Kill-A-Watt trumps all. Are you a believer now?
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No, 20" CRT televisions use around 80 watts. No way your 36" model averages 82 watts.


 
The coupon code Halftime gave me a 10% instant discount, and I am supposed to get another 10% off using my sears card, plus a mythical 2-8% from bing. If I get 2% from bing, that should take my price down to $786 after tax
 
The 10% touchdown code is for online only.

The 10% off with the Sears card is instore only from what I can tell.

However the Touchdown code doesnt apply to "Great Deal Priced stuff" online.

I called Earlier today and couldn't get the price adjusted to have the 10% CC + 10% Touchdown so ymmv.

The easy way is go to Sears and use your Sears card to get a guaranteed 10% off.

The Hard way is to do it online for a pickup and call Sears and try and get lucky with all the above. 10 + 10 + BING.

gl hf
 
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