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Friday, April 4, 2014

Dell.com - Samsung 50-inch 1080p HDTV & $200 Gift Card for $748
Samsung 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p 120Hz HDTV (model UN50EH5300) for $748. When you add it to your card between now and April 6, they will include a $200 Dell.com gift card for free.

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $375
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1. Add a Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV to your cart for $400.
2. View the cart, and apply code VMEMADNESS to get $25 off. Do not use the regular checkout.
3. Click the "Checkout with V.me" button to checkout, as instructed on their V.me promotion page.
4. Complete your purchase using V.me. Even though V.me is owned by Visa, you can use any major credit card, including MasterCard and American Express.
5. Your $25 discount will apply.
Final price is $375 with free shipping. This deal expires Monday.

Newegg has an unboxing video. The reviews are mostly positive, and this is a great value for a HDTV.

BestBuy.com - Westinghouse 46" 1080p LED-backlit HDTV for $300
Westinghouse (DW46F1Y2) 46-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $300 today through BestBuy.com. There are over 45 reviews of this TV on the site, some positive, some negative. The price is very good and includes a 1-year warranty.

We had a Westinghouse TV for many years. It was a pretty good value for the price.

If you are looking for another TV at a good value, a Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV is still available at $400, and code VMEMADNESS applies $25 off, making it $375. You must apply the code in the Newegg.com shopping cart, then use V.me as the Checkout method. V.me is owned by Visa, and you can use any major credit card (such as MasterCard and AmEx) during checkout. In terms of price-per-size, the Westinghouse is $6.50 per inch versus $7.50 per inch on the Changhong, but there are fewer quality complaints about that Changhong than the Westinghouse.

Thursday, March 27, 2014

Newegg.com - Changhong 50" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $400
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Changhong 50-inch LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV is still priced at $400.

Cons about this TV:
- No built-in apps. In our opinion though, these are features that most people will probably never use. Apps are useful for watching Netflix, Amazon videos, and Youtube, however you can simply add a $100 Roku 3 Streaming Media Player.
- No 3D. 3D is neat but has not taken off. Most homes that have 3D televisions rarely use their TV for 3D viewing over a long period of time.
- Sports fans may rate this 60Hz TV a little lower than a 120Hz or 240Hz TV, but ask those sports fans if the digitally enhanced motion quality is worth paying at least double.
- The TV's thickness is 3.35 inches when mounted on a wall. Some more expensive TVs (such as a Samsung UN60F8000) are as thin as 1.4 inches and look so cool when mounted on the wall. The Changhong will stick out a little further off the wall.
Most people are happy with their purchase, and it costs about half of TVs you will find at Costco, Best Buy, and Amazon. We have one, and was the best deal we bought this year.

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

Monday, March 17, 2014

Frys.com - LG 42" LED-backlit LCD 1080p HDTV for $329
Price is hidden until checkout, which is $329 with free shipping.

Model is 42LN5300, and usually sells for around $367 or more. If you're looking for a 50-inch, the Changhong 50" deal is still available.

Thursday, March 13, 2014

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

Cons about this TV:
- No built-in apps. In our opinion though, these are features that most people will probably never use. Apps are useful for watching Netflix, Amazon videos, and Youtube, however you can simply add a $100 Roku 3 Streaming Media Player.
- No 3D. 3D is neat but has not taken off. Most homes that have 3D televisions rarely use their TV for 3D viewing over a long period of time.
- Sports fans may rate this 60Hz TV a little lower than a 120Hz or 240Hz TV, but ask those sports fans if the digitally enhanced motion quality is worth paying at least double.
- The TV's thickness is 3.35 inches when mounted on a wall. Some more expensive TVs (such as a Samsung UN60F8000) are as thin as 1.4 inches and look so cool when mounted on the wall. The Changhong will stick out a little further off the wall.
Most people are happy with their purchase, and it costs about half of TVs you will find at Costco, Best Buy, and Amazon. We have one, and was the best deal we bought this year.

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

Beware that the 5 free HDMI cables are very thin and offer little shielding. One of the cables worked fine behind a TV that had little other interference-producing wiring near it. All our other free cables failed to work for other TVs because of interference from nearby electrical wires. Free cables are nice, though we would put an estimated value of the cables at $3 apiece or less. One may work for you, but don't be surprised if you find yourself throwing away the other 4.

The stand looks really nice, or the 46-pound TV can be mounted on the wall. We used and highly recommend this flat/tilt bracket or this articulating arm bracket. Beware the TV's HDMI plugs are horizontal near the TV's side, so some thick cables that do not bend well could stick out of the side. To resolve that issue, you can try a HDMI Port Saver which can angle the HDMI port so the cable can be plugged in vertically instead of horizontally. We use this one with the Changhong TV, so the HDMI cable plugs down from the top.

Even though Changhong sells few TVs in this country, it does work with many universal remote controls, including Logitech Harmony and most universal remotes that come with a DVR.

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

1sale.com - iPad Mini open box for $260
Apple iPad Mini 16GB Wifi, open box, and covered by a 6-month Apple warranty for $260. Beware, this is an older model iPad Mini (the latest is the iPad Mini Retina). The older iPad Mini can perform as much as 5 times slower than the $400 iPad Mini Retina, according to this Cnet article.

Sunday, March 9, 2014

1sale.com - deals today
- Hotelspa 24-Setting Shower Head for $23
- 80-pack of AA Batteries for $23
- Refurbished HP Deskjet 1000 Color Inkjet Printer for $20

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
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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
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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
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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.