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Sceptre 37 LCD HDTV, 999 at Costco.com / no coupons or rebates. Valid 8/21

ajtyeh

Golden Member
hey,
so I missed out on the westinghouse lcd tv's teh 37 for 1199 and the 42 for 1499. what do you guys think of this tv.

DEAL DOESNT START TILL 8/21


http://www.costco.com/Browse/Productgro...did=11136840&whse=&topnav=&browse=&s=1

Specs here:

The Sceptre® X37SV-NagaIV LCD HDTV features 1366 x 768 resolution and a 1200:1 contrast ratio and HDMI video inputs, the Sceptre X37SV-NagaIV offers everything you need for excellent TV viewing anywhere in your home.



Features:

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Screen Size: 37" 16:9 Widescreen TFT Active Matrix LCD
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Resolution: 1,366 x 768 pixels
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Contrast Ratio: 1200:1
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Brightness: 550 cd/m2 typical
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Response Time: 8ms
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3D noise reducing
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3D de-interlace
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V-Chip
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Signal Compatibility: 480i (SDTV), 480 P (EDTV), 720P (HDTV), 1080i (HDTV)
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Viewing Angle: 176°
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Speakers: Built-in 2 x 10-Watts
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Power Consumption: 160-Watts
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Dimensions:

With stand: 27.5"H x 37.5"W x 10"D

Without stand: 26.2"H x 37.8"W x 5"D
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Weight:

With stand: 60 lbs

Without stand: 55 lbs

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Includes: Audio Cable, Power Cord, User's Manual, Component Cable, Warranty Card

Outputs:

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AV out
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Sub Woofer Out
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Headphone

Inputs:

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1 x NTSC Tuner
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1 x ATSC Tuner (digital cable ready QAM included)
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1 x HDMI (Digital Video + Digital Audio)
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2 x Component + Audio
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2 x Composite + Audio
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2 x S-Video / Composite
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1 x RGB (Analog) + Audio
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1 x Service port

Computer Mode:

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Support 1360 x768 (Native) and more
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1 x Headphone
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1 x Digital Optical Audio (from DTV ATSC tuner)
 
With Costco's warranties that's an awesome deal! However if you're not anxious to get one yet I'd wait a few months as I'm doing as these will continue to come down in price not to mention the used market will develop to a great extent for them. 🙂 Good deal none the less!
 
A little early :

Preview your Passport savings for the Sceptre 37? LCD HDTV in our upcoming promotion starting August 21, 2006 ending August 27, 2006.
 
Originally posted by: TicoAz
A little early :

Preview your Passport savings for the Sceptre 37? LCD HDTV in our upcoming promotion starting August 21, 2006 ending August 27, 2006.



hey ticoAZ, read the title more carefully before posting nooby comments like that, i said "valid 8/21"
 
And it should have been more prevalent in the post so I helped out with that,

And why even post something 2 months early???????????????
 
Originally posted by: TicoAz
And it should have been more prevalent in the post so I helped out with that,

And why even post something 2 months early???????????????

so i dont go out buying somethign else, if this deal is good enough to wait for...
 
Originally posted by: ajtyeh
Originally posted by: TicoAz
And it should have been more prevalent in the post so I helped out with that,

And why even post something 2 months early???????????????

so i dont go out buying somethign else, if this deal is good enough to wait for...

QFT
 
Originally posted by: MOCKBA1
How much shipping? I think it's $200, but refundable if you return.

There's no Costco anywhere near you? They're usually everywhere and most of the time they have the same prices in store (even though sometimes it takes a while for them to get there).

 
Originally posted by: ajtyeh
Originally posted by: TicoAz
And it should have been more prevalent in the post so I helped out with that,

And why even post something 2 months early???????????????

so i dont go out buying somethign else, if this deal is good enough to wait for...

With LCD TV prices coming down the way they have been, two months from now we are going to have a totally different market. I am just guessing, but it is a long enough wait that new models might be introduced in time for the new football season and we are going to see plenty of sale/clearance opportunities.

37" Syntax Olevia is available at Target.com at $1080 AC or even less with a Citi CC discount practically any time.
 
Originally posted by: Rage187
not a bad deal, I think Westy's 32" is $999; so 5" more and a built in tuner seems like a super buy.

I don't think it has a built in tuner...does it? The specs dont' seem to show that it has a tuner.
 
This isn't compareable to the Westinghouse LCD's. It's not 1080p nor is it easily connected to a computer.
 
Id wait for the 1080P model to come down in price or maybe there might be a sale on the westy's again for july 4. I hoping for that. I wish i could've gotten in on the $1199 deal
 
Originally posted by: TekDemon
Originally posted by: Rage187
not a bad deal, I think Westy's 32" is $999; so 5" more and a built in tuner seems like a super buy.

I don't think it has a built in tuner...does it? The specs dont' seem to show that it has a tuner.



1 x NTSC Tuner
1 x ATSC Tuner (digital cable ready QAM included)
 
im kinda thinking that i would rather get this than the westy. primarily because the westys are kinda hit and miss quality wise and you get a one year warranty max at best buy etc..

sceptre ... its costco!

besides 720p is good enough for awhile.
 
I'm sure most people don't buy monitors to use for less than a year or so. There's no reason to gimp yourself with 720p.
 
Originally posted by: Ichigo
I'm sure most people don't buy monitors to use for less than a year or so. There's no reason to gimp yourself with 720p.

if your only buying it as a tv and for console games you will be set, however web browsing on this thing will be painfull.
 
Originally posted by: Rage187
Originally posted by: Ichigo
I'm sure most people don't buy monitors to use for less than a year or so. There's no reason to gimp yourself with 720p.

if your only buying it as a tv and for console games you will be set, however web browsing on this thing will be painfull.

1) Why is that?
2) How about using this as an HTPC with an HD tuner card?
 
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: Rage187
Originally posted by: Ichigo
I'm sure most people don't buy monitors to use for less than a year or so. There's no reason to gimp yourself with 720p.

if your only buying it as a tv and for console games you will be set, however web browsing on this thing will be painfull.

1) Why is that?
2) How about using this as an HTPC with an HD tuner card?

1.) Vertical resolution is a little low. Web pages as they are now are more designed with vertical resolution in mind than widescreen. I've been using a monitor with 800 lines of vertical resolution lately and its not the best for web browsing (especially ones with lots of big borders like AT).

2.) It'd be pretty good.
 
If they knocked $200 off and gave me only 480P I would take it. Resolution is meaningless if you are using it as a TV. You need to be like 4 feet away to tell the difference at this size, my apartment isn't that cramped.
 
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