bought a new 42" 1080p LCD Olevia...Less than $1k with tax and has a 3 year warranty.

torbs;206758 wrote:
the one for $775 doesnt look too bad, but can the warranty get any better than 90 days?

No.

tjamz;206258 wrote:
This is a little over your price range, but I can get this http://www.crosley.com/products/SpecPage.do?id=403 to you for $850. Basically, it is an LG monitor/internals w/ the exterior molding made by Daewoo. It comes with a 2 year warranty out of the box.

OR I can get you this http://www.conns.com/dp42746.html Sanyo for $775 w/ 90 day warranty...or this one http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5652236 for $700 (both Sanyo units are factory refurbished and come with a 90 day warranty)

the one for $775 doesnt look too bad, but can the warranty get any better than 90 days?

RidinRails;206284 wrote:
LOL, I was talkin about the new model...Havent seen it at best buy.

apparently you suck at looking at bestbuy.com then... http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8251358&type=product&id=1169512521206

best deal so far is 1080p Insignia 42" $800+$120 warranty (4 years) + tax which winds up being around $1000...anybody beat that?

torbs;206249 wrote:
That would be because it's out-dated and the new model is now being sold...

LOL, I was talkin about the new model...Havent seen it at best buy.

OR I can get you this http://www.conns.com/dp42746.html Sanyo for $775 w/ 90 day warranty...or this one http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5652236 for $700 (both Sanyo units are factory refurbished and come with a 90 day warranty)

RidinRails;206237 wrote:
Last i looked at best buy...they didnt even have the TV..

That would be because it's out-dated and the new model is now being sold...

and mine still has warranty. so i'll pass on the $700 haha

RidinRails;206227 wrote:
I'll sell you mine for $1000 torbs

I'd rather have a new one with a warranty for $1000-1200...If you can do $700 I'll come get it though. That's the offer. You have the older version...Amblight(sp?) 2 new is $1400-1500 at best buy.

and Thrash, i've looked at a few projectors including that one...i'll keep it in mind...the room it's in would only be able to have the projector around 8 feet away from the wall. plus screens are spendy too as I'd like to get a fixed one.

It's $899 right now. Screen size is limited only by your room, and it looks great. You will not touch the screen size and clarity of this device for this price point.

Tons of in-depth discussion on avsforum as well.

I don't see the appeal of a used device for $700 when you can get this for $900 (and maybe cheaper if you find a deal.. slickdeals had an infocus 720p setup this week)

torbs;206097 wrote:
$700 and under please

For a TV, I'd prefer a Samsung, but will consider anything...

keep an eye on this site....

www.secondact.com

you may get lucky on their deal of the day!

no 1080 P though

720 P prolly

I bought one to replace my inFocus X1 and it looks great. You can come see it at my house if you're interested. Right now its shooting at a wall as my old 80" screen was 4:3. Also, it's running with digital keystone correction turned on to correct its trapezoidal projection frustrum, as the projector is not ceiling mounted yet.

I haven't built a mount or screen for it since we're moving. Even with the digital resampling involved in keystone correction (which i'll shut off once i can mount it properly in the new house), Xbox 360 and the 720p anime that I watch look fabulous on it.