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Sunday, March 9, 2014 last update: 3:30am (CDT)

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Sunday, March 2, 2014

BestBuy.com - Insignia 37" 720p HDTV for $200
It is 2.75 inches thick (without stand), and available with free shipping or in-store pickup.

Newegg.com - 40" HDTV for $280
Seiki 40-inch 1080p LED-backlit LCD HDTV for $280 today. Reviews are pretty good, and seems like a very good value for the price.

Friday, February 14, 2014

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400
(repost)

Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV is back at $400. What we like about this deal is you get a good quality 50" 1080p TV with thin bezel not only at a good price, but will probably hold its value longer than most other TVs.

What it does not give you is 3D, 120Hz or a touch-screen remote. Also no wifi or built-in apps. In our opinion though, these are features most people will probably never miss, do little to increase the value of your TV, and are just excuses for manufacturers to sell TVs at higher prices. If you want apps, get a Roku 3. The biggest issue is the standard 60Hz refresh rate which you may only notice when watching sports, but you have to ask yourself if a 50+ inch 120Hz TV is worth spending at least $650. Keep in mind no standard TV or movie source supports 120Hz natively (cable/satellite is 30Hz, Blu-Ray is 60Hz), so 120Hz TVs use a processor to fill in the extra frames, producing video that looks smoother.

It looks great, most people are happy with their purchase, and it costs less than what you will find at Costco, Best Buy, and Amazon.

There are two ways to buy it, a bundle with 5 free HDMI cables, or the Changhong 50" TV by itself. Some detailed specs are on the manufacturer's website. Newegg has an unboxing video.

The stand looks really nice, or mount the 46-pound TV on the wall with a tilt bracket or articulating arm bracket.

Thursday, February 13, 2014

TigerDirect.com - Seiki 32" 720p HDTV & $30 AmEx Card rebate for $160
Seiki 32-inch (SE32HY10) 720p HDTV for $180 with free shipping. Apply coupon code KKI116905 to get $20 off during checkout, making it $160. A $30 AmEx Prepaid Card is available by mail-in rebate if you follow the rebate instructions, cut out the UPC, and mail in the documents within 60 days of purchase.

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Groupon.com - Samsung 60" LED-backlit LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV for $900
Samsung 60-inch HDTV (model UN60FH6003) for $900 with free shipping. Usually sells for around $1000. Its thickness (without stand) is 3.7 inches, according to the product specs. Some of the newer TVs are 1.5 to 3.5 inches thick.

Thursday, February 6, 2014

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400
(repost)

Reposting this again, because this is a great deal.

Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400. No 3D, no 120Hz or 240Hz, no touch-screen remote, no adjustable stand, no Wifi, and no built-in apps. However, these are features most people will never need, and are mostly an excuse for big companies like Samsung, LG, Sony, and Visio to charge more for essentially the same TV screen they have sold since 2010. If you're looking for an inexpensive HDTV with very good reviews and sleek design, check out this TV. For more information on this TV, check out the manufacturer's page.

We have this TV, and it is great and an incredible value at $400.

Some people have asked about the above link, which goes to a bundle with 5 free HDMI cables. You can go to the detail page on the Changhong 50" TV to read the specs, but you will not get 5 free HDMI cables unless you click through the bundle.

Monday, January 27, 2014

Amazon.com - Samsung 32" 1080p HDTV for $277
Samsung UN32EH5000 32-Inch 1080p LED-backlit LCD HDTV for $277.

If you want a 50", one is still available for $400.

1sale.com - Nikon D5100 SLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens $450
(expired)

Thursday, January 23, 2014

BestBuy.com - Samsung 65" LED-backlit LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV for $1000
Samsung 65-inch UN65FH6001FXZA 1080p HDTV for $1000. It's 3.5 inches thick, so it's a little thicker than many other TVs.

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400
(repost)

Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400. No 3D, no 120Hz or 240Hz, no touch-screen remote, no adjustable stand, no Wifi, and no built-in apps. However, these are things most TV viewers will never need, and are mostly an excuse for manufacturers to charge more for essentially the same TV screen they have sold for many years. If you're looking for an inexpensive HDTV with very good reviews, check out this TV.

Friday, January 17, 2014

1sale.com - Toshiba 47-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p 240Hz HDTV for $700
(expired)

Includes four passive 3D glasses, has a very thin bezel, and has a couple positive reviews, and only a fair Cnet review.

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400
(repost)

Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV is now on sale at $400. Changhong is one of the largest television manufacturers in China, and while they are not sold in stores in this country, Newegg is importing this one TV of theirs. I had a chance to meet the CEO of Changhong recently, so I can vouch they are a legitimate company.

No 3D, no 120Hz or 240Hz, no touch-screen remote, no adjustable stand, no Wifi, and no built-in apps. Just a basic 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p display. However, these are things most TV viewers will never need, and are just an excuse for manufacturers to charge more for essentially the same TV screen they have sold for many years. If you're looking for an inexpensive HDTV with very good reviews, check out this TV.

Most other 50-inch LED-LCD HDTVs go for at least $650.

Newegg is also selling a Rosewill TV Wall Mount for $20 with code EMCPWWC27 (valid for one week). It is a wall mount bracket with tilt support and includes bubble level.

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $450
Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $450. Changhong is one of the largest television manufacturers in China, and while they are not sold in stores in this country, Newegg is importing this TV and selling it at a great price. I had a chance to meet the CEO of Changhong recently, so I can vouch they are a legitimate company and not a fly-by-night company.

This TV is just a 50-inch HDTV without any bells and whistles. No 3D, no 120Hz or 240Hz, no touch-screen remote, no adjustable stand, no Wifi, and no built-in apps. However, these are things most TV viewers will never need, and are just an excuse for manufacturers to charge more for essentially the same TV screen they have sold for many years. If you're looking for an inexpensive HDTV with very good reviews, check out this TV.

Most other 50-inch LED-LCD HDTVs go for at least $650.

Sunday, January 12, 2014

Amazon.com - Seiki Digital 65-inch 4K Ultra HD 120Hz LED-backlit LCD HDTV $1449
Amazon is selling a Seiki Digital (SE65UY04) 65-inch LED-backlit LCD 4K 120Hz HDTV for $1449. This is one of the new 4K resolution TVs, which support 3850x2160 resolution (1080p is 1920x1080). Very few video sources support 4K resolution as of now, so your cable TV, satellite TV, and media players will not do 4K yet. Some computers and laptop computers can do that resolution, but as one review says, to use 4K the refresh rate must drop from 120Hz to 30Hz on this TV, so the video will no longer look smooth. However, someone who really wants a TV with extremely high resolution may still want to look at this TV since most other 4K 65-inch TVs go for at least $3500. Detailed specs.

It is also good to know that 4K TVs are coming down in price. If you can wait a year, current 4K TVs may drop in price by about half. This is because some 4K Ultra HD televisions are still using the same LED-backlit technology as most TVs today, meaning they have more pixels for better resolution but the screens are essentially the same. Some newer screens will be released in the next year, including LG's OLED panels which are not backlit by an LCD bulb. Each pixel in an OLED screen lights and dims individually without any backlight. There are some quirks in those designs (Samsung recently had design problems with their screens) and the prices of large OLED screens are still very high, but in the next 2 years they should be more affordable and the picture quality will be much better than LED/LCD panels.

Our recommendation for potential TV buyers. If you currently have a decent TV and can wait a couple years, I recommend doing so. If you want to buy a large screen TV now, we suggest finding one for around $500 to $1000 today rather than paying $2000 for one of the best TVs on the market today. Save your money and wait for the new technology to become affordable before splurging on a new TV.

Thursday, January 9, 2014

BestBuy.com - Sharp 42" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $350
Usually sells for around $450.

Friday, December 20, 2013

Walmart.com - LG 60" LED-backlit LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV for $800
It usually sells for around $1000.