
Target
Flat-screen, HDTV prices have hit record lows this holiday season because of an overabundance of supply. But finding a 30-inch plus system for under $300 since Black Friday has been tough until now.
In its flier over the weekend, Target included a 32-inch Westinghouse flat-screen LED HDTV for $275. The regular price at the retailer is $389.99; and the lowest price I could find for the unit was from eBay for $340. The deal is available in stores only, and the flier specifies that quantities are limited.
Keep in mind that a low price tag may not be the only reason to choose one HDTV over another. It's wise to take some time and do some research on what's available out there; and check out this story on HDTV buying tips published last month on msnbc.com.
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Best Buy has a 32" Toshiba at $299.00 ... only 720p but a great deal for a brand name.....
Agreed. Retailers are quick to discount low-quality items. And it's hard to determine what unit has a descent viewable picture and which has grainy resolution b/c they run their own programming or are showing a Bluray movie.
If you don't mind risking some quality for a cheaper price --- the Westinghouse HDTV is for you. Otherwise pay the extra $30-$50 for a brand you trust.
For the size of the television 720p is perfectly fine. You will not see much improvement with a 1080p TV at that size.
I do agree that the brand name is more important than anything else. I didn't even realize that Westinghouse was selling HDTV's so I would probably avoid it.
Office Max has a VIZIO 32" LCD HDTV for $299.99, they had two in stock, so I bought them both. 4 HDMI ports, USB port, 720p (at that size its perfect).
I love my Vizio!
HHGregg has always been my goto place for the best deals. The sales clerks are friendly and informative without being pushy and "salesy". I did my homework online first and went in with an idea of what i was looking for. I just bout 2 TVs for Christmas and the 22 was 199 and the 32 was 279. They weren't brand names, but for an extra 20 a piece I bought extended warranties that covers all repairs and replacement for 3 hrs. I am very pleased.
"...for an extra 20 a piece I bought extended warranties that covers all repairs and replacement for 3 hrs. I am very pleased.".....
I suspect that this is a 3 YEAR extended warranty - but the "3 Hours" was great for a laugh!!!
Merry Christmas!!!
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