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  1. I just scored the ultimate Gottadeal! I went to BB to check this TV out and while I'm checking it out I notice a tag that says buy this one (the display one) at $2199 and get $250 BB gift card. Not bad I thought but the Amazon deal is better. A BB worker comes up to me and ask if I have any questions, so I said "sure, do you price match online deals?" He said it depends. I said I can get this same exact TV on Amazon for $1850 and free shipping. I asked if he would match it and he checked the Amazon site to verify then asked a manager and the mgr said yes. But then I said the one at Amazon has never been out of the box for $1850. I want this one for $1850 and the $250 gift card, and he said the mgr would never go for it. I said ask, and after about 5 minutes they said yes. I will be going to pay for it tomorrow and pick it up. I can't wait until I get to start watching sports and movies on it. I might use the gift card to pay for a HD-DVD player.
  2. DLP TV’s are projection. The little girl in the TV commercials that say’s “It’s the mirrors” are DLP’s. Mostly from what I’ve heard is the same thing about Plasma’s, but you will get a variety of opinions. LCD’s are the best way to go but you will spend the most on LCD and to get 1080p in LCD is going to cost you A LOT more than this Samsung. Every Samsung product I’ve had, whether it’s a cell phone or radio, I’ve been happy with. You really can’t go wrong with Samsung, Sony, or LG, but you will pay more for those brands. You will find people that say they love Olevia, and you will save money with that brand. As whether to go with a Plasma, DLP or LCD you will find a few on here say it’s subjective and depends greatly on what room in the house you put it in. Right now I’m leaning towards this TV, but overall it’s either going to be an LCD or DLP. You probably can’t go wrong either way, but LCD’s are about 10 inches thinner.
  3. So, Rossman, do you think this would be a great TV to buy? We have an ancient 20 yr old TV, about 25”, so this would be a major upgrade. Since you have had both an LCD and a DLP would like to know your opinion on this one. I’m thinking about stopping at CC or BB this afternoon to see if I can see it in person, but from what I’m told they do not always have the best feed hook up to their HDTV’s.
  4. This definitely looks like an awesome TV. Looks like it would give a great movie theater experience. I've been leaning towards getting an LCD after comparing LCD's, Plasma's, and DLP's. I've always liked the way DLP's give such vibrant colors and the 1080p will give crisp detail. Hmmm...should I make this the one I get?
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