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Sept. 3: Amazon's #1 Selling HDTV!
Well, on September 3, the answer is...Samsung's 46-inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV with RED Touch of Color, available today for $1,670 -- 24 percent off the suggested list price. The ... (more...)
September 10: Amazon's #1 Selling HDTV!
Well, on September 10, the answer is...Samsung LN32A450 32-inch LCD HDTV, available today for $643 -- 20 percent off the suggested list price. The flat-panel 720p set, has three ... (more...)
DealNN: SD memory, WiFi finder, Philips LCD HDTV - MacNN
Today's DealNN deals include a variety of products ranging from flash cards to LCD HDTVs. Starting at $9 is the Transcend 2GB SD memory card from Abt.com. The Kensington WiFi finder plus is priced at $14 at NothingButSoftware.com. Buy.com is offering ... (more...)
Black Friday: 10 Rules to Getting HDTV Deals - TVPredictions.com
Washington, D.C. (November 17, 2008) -- Circuit City says it will sell a 65-inch 1080p HDTV for $1,199. Sears is planning to sell a 42-inch Plasma HDTV for $699. And Best Buy says it will sell a 32-inch HDTV for just $399. These are just some of the ... (more...)
HDTV price drops: Black Friday comes early, stays late - CNET News
Black Friday is still 11 days away, but for TV manufacturers looking to jump-start sluggish sales in the midst of a recession, it's already here--and will likely continue in spirit right through the holiday season. Word of current and impending HDTV ... (more...)
Christmas shopping not looking so much 'Blu' as dismal - Beta News
One would think that the looming digital TV deadline in February 2009 would drive the purchase of at least the new television equipment. According to most statistics so far, one would be wrong about that -- even though HDTV prices are on the decline ... (more...)
The Cheapskate - CNET News
If you're planning to put a Blu-ray player under the tree, menorah, or Festivus pole this year, Sears has a solid deal: The Sharp Aquos BD-HP21U for $179.99 . That's plus shipping (a very reasonable $7.50), but you can bypass that cost by picking it ... (more...)