Last-Minute Super Bowl HDTV Buying Guide
Gizmodo has a nifty guide to snagging the perfect HDTV for this Sunday's Super Bowl. They offer three picks, ranging from roughly $1,300 to $6,000 in price.
Pioneer Elite Pro-FHD1 $6,000
Sony XBR2 $3000
Panasonic TH-42PX60U $2000 (but seen at some online retailers around $1300)
Presumably, the television sets will work throughout the rest of the year as well. — BEN POPKEN
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is she sitting on a Slinky?
What's that nice tv doing in a crack house?
im in yur carpetz, surfin fer rockz
those are socks, matto, and my god what a small tv.
If you can wait a few days past the superbowl, this 56" 1080p Samsung is $1669 shipped from Amazon.com (which means no tax for most people as well). Fantastic deal. I just ordered one, should show up tomorrow or Monday.
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-HL-S5687W-1080p-DLP-HDTV/dp/...
and look at the hideous picture on the screen, too!
A really good consumer would save the money, figure out which friends have a high-def TV, and go over to *their* house for only the cost of donating some beer to the cause.
This blog has a pro-Chicago bias.
I got my Panasonic TH-42PX60U for $1299 at CC at thanksgiving (thank mom & dad!) for an x-masa & b-day present!
These are some good, mass-market TVs. You'd be happy with any of these (especially the Pioneer)... I know I would.