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LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantCostco only if you think the tv will drop in price in the next 90 days and you want to return it/ credit.
Otherwise, monitor slickdeals.net for deals.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantCostco only if you think the tv will drop in price in the next 90 days and you want to return it/ credit.
Otherwise, monitor slickdeals.net for deals.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantCostco only if you think the tv will drop in price in the next 90 days and you want to return it/ credit.
Otherwise, monitor slickdeals.net for deals.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantCostco only if you think the tv will drop in price in the next 90 days and you want to return it/ credit.
Otherwise, monitor slickdeals.net for deals.
LAAFTERHOURS
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]Those $550-$650 LCDs were 60Hz or 120Hz models, not 240Hz. Possibly even 720i not 1080i. I don’t think any 42″ LCD 240Hz models were < $900. Lots of distinctions out there other than price.[/quote] Yeah I almost tossed that into my post. LCDs for sure were 60 or 120. The Plasma refresh rate is way higher so no reason to discuss them.
LAAFTERHOURS
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]Those $550-$650 LCDs were 60Hz or 120Hz models, not 240Hz. Possibly even 720i not 1080i. I don’t think any 42″ LCD 240Hz models were < $900. Lots of distinctions out there other than price.[/quote] Yeah I almost tossed that into my post. LCDs for sure were 60 or 120. The Plasma refresh rate is way higher so no reason to discuss them.
LAAFTERHOURS
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]Those $550-$650 LCDs were 60Hz or 120Hz models, not 240Hz. Possibly even 720i not 1080i. I don’t think any 42″ LCD 240Hz models were < $900. Lots of distinctions out there other than price.[/quote] Yeah I almost tossed that into my post. LCDs for sure were 60 or 120. The Plasma refresh rate is way higher so no reason to discuss them.
LAAFTERHOURS
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]Those $550-$650 LCDs were 60Hz or 120Hz models, not 240Hz. Possibly even 720i not 1080i. I don’t think any 42″ LCD 240Hz models were < $900. Lots of distinctions out there other than price.[/quote] Yeah I almost tossed that into my post. LCDs for sure were 60 or 120. The Plasma refresh rate is way higher so no reason to discuss them.
LAAFTERHOURS
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]Those $550-$650 LCDs were 60Hz or 120Hz models, not 240Hz. Possibly even 720i not 1080i. I don’t think any 42″ LCD 240Hz models were < $900. Lots of distinctions out there other than price.[/quote] Yeah I almost tossed that into my post. LCDs for sure were 60 or 120. The Plasma refresh rate is way higher so no reason to discuss them.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantNot that I want competition in the market I live in but for the future Black Friday deals, slickdeals.net has a sortable spreadsheet for all stores and deals. It makes scouring the web a pastime and makes life easy to strategically plan where you will go and what you will buy.
Its also good for finding every day deals on things.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantNot that I want competition in the market I live in but for the future Black Friday deals, slickdeals.net has a sortable spreadsheet for all stores and deals. It makes scouring the web a pastime and makes life easy to strategically plan where you will go and what you will buy.
Its also good for finding every day deals on things.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantNot that I want competition in the market I live in but for the future Black Friday deals, slickdeals.net has a sortable spreadsheet for all stores and deals. It makes scouring the web a pastime and makes life easy to strategically plan where you will go and what you will buy.
Its also good for finding every day deals on things.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantNot that I want competition in the market I live in but for the future Black Friday deals, slickdeals.net has a sortable spreadsheet for all stores and deals. It makes scouring the web a pastime and makes life easy to strategically plan where you will go and what you will buy.
Its also good for finding every day deals on things.
LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantNot that I want competition in the market I live in but for the future Black Friday deals, slickdeals.net has a sortable spreadsheet for all stores and deals. It makes scouring the web a pastime and makes life easy to strategically plan where you will go and what you will buy.
Its also good for finding every day deals on things.
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