Who knows their ish about TVs? Black friday coming up..

[robpettengill3]

Im looking to pick up a wall-mount 40-50" TV.

Has to be HD, and black which most are. Recommendations? Input?

Ive done alot of looking at BestBuy, seems there are some in the $2000+ range that look little to no better than a $1000 one.

I only have about $1000, and black friday is coming up soon, hoping to find a good deal.

EDIT: Btw, I am a HUGE samsung fan.

[Adionik]

I'm in the same boat man...Best Buy hasn't released their freaking ad yet.

I'll be out there at 8 a.m on thursday morning to ensure my 42'

[robpettengill3]

I tried checking out the digg website that releases them early but I dont know where to look and you have to be a member so I gave up.

[Adionik]

There is a website i think it's like blackfriday.com, but you can't find anything.

I think last year we knew earlier than this what the deals were gonna be.

Ship my wheel and i'll send you the ad...

[robpettengill3]

ill hold you to it!!

[NoisufnoC]

let me see if i can find the website...i looked a head of time last year and got $100 off my Rebel XTi

got it.... http://bfads.net/

[dommo_g]

keep an eye on slickdeals.net and fatwallet.com and hot-deals.org, they usually have someone that posts the BB and CC ads up the week before.

[NoisufnoC]

there are alot of tvs in ccity's ad

[oscar91932]

sharp aquos

[minicuda]

costco usally has crazy tv deals on black friday

[NoisufnoC]

Quote: Originally Posted by oscar91932

sharp aquos

i've got a close eye on that 46" in their ad...ccity is doing 24 months 0% right now...after some quick math thats about $60/month

[FriesRice]

My Panasonic 42" has an incredible picture, and they use a proprietary cell technology that helps prevent burn-in a LOT more than many other brands. My brother accidentally left a movie paused for an hour and the screen was just fine. Also, some people with other brands (like Pioneer) who play games have complained about HUD burn-in, but I play Halo 3 quite a bit and haven't had one problem.

[NoisufnoC]

Quote: Originally Posted by FriesRice

My Panasonic 42" has an incredible picture, and they use a proprietary cell technology that helps prevent burn-in a LOT more than many other brands. My brother accidentally left a movie paused for an hour and the screen was just fine. Also, some people with other brands (like Pioneer) who play games have complained about HUD burn-in, but I play Halo 3 quite a bit and haven't had one problem.

LCD, Plasma, or DLP?

[Jakeborder]

LCD 1080p is all you need to know.

[Sweets]

Whats black Friday?