Westinghouse 32" LCD $539 pre tax/delivery @ BB

[Kabob]

Not the 32" that I'm used to seeing, but there's not much different on it:

Westinghouse w3213 HD 32" LCD

Has the built in tuner and a better contrast ratio than their other 32"
Westinghouse LTV-32w6 HD

Same resolution, no composite inputs though. Still very hot IMHO!

 

[Ronnie]

Seems like a great price.

 

[BlackPear1]

Nice deal, but not available for delivery or pickup in Houston + 50mi. radius.

 

[Kabob]

Not available for pickup here either, and delivery is $60

 

[CCityInstaller]

This is a great tv, I picked up one on Black Friday and it's perfect.

 

[Iahova]

There is a $20 off $175 or more coupon, and an additional %12 off coupon if you are a rewards zone member.

You can get this TV for about $475

Also... according to the Westinghouse website... this TV does have component inputs

http://www.westinghousedigital.com/details.aspx?itemnum=73

 

[f1sh3r]

i also got one black friday.

It has the ati xilleon chip in it, which i think has seen some controversy. it froze up on me one time while watch some OTA HD, but other than that, its ok.

it does have composite input (YWR & S-Video), 2xComponent, HDMI, & VGA... no picture in picture though *sniffle*

get this and an upconvert dvd play, and your ready to go.

just waiting for some Wii Component cables...

 

[Kabob]

I also read that you can't watch 4:3 on it, it just stretches the image. Also seems to put out a really bad 480i/p image. It still seams like a good deal but I dunno how hot. Wish it had a few more functions and a few less bugs.

 

[Rivulentt]

However says it can't watch 4:3 is silly. That's right, silly.

I picked one up on BF and it's a great screen. And you can adjust aspect ratio to not stretch 4:3, of course.

 

[WhoBeDaPlaya]

Watch out when feeding in 480i/p inputs. Though the Xilleon wasn't concretely proven to be a source of problems in brands other than Olevia (per the AVSforums right around BF), I still decided to stay far away. Besides, there were plenty of other models using either PixelWorks or the better MTK chipset.

Personally, I didn't need a tuner (no CableCard = t3h useless, other than for OTA HD - already have a tuner in the HTPC) and went with a 32" Olevia 332H from MacMall (~$504 shipped after cashback, UPS shipping rebate and PriceGrabber review rebate). Best of part of all, 100% guaranteed availability - no need to jostle with the campers (though I did manage to snag ticket #5 for the Westinghouse 32" )

 

[marulee]

 

[Kabob]

Umm...why are you bumping this? I know you want a high post count but this is ridiculous...

 

[BladeVenom]

Moderators, who is this post count whore, who's posting a bunch of happy faces to all these threads? Is it a bot?