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A good measurement that you should add is a price/per inch. This would help break things down to which one is the cheapest. I know there are 1080p sets which will be more expensive but the price per inch will be a good measurement.

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Guru,

Could you please do an analysis of the Black Friday HDTV offers? For instance, Best Buy and Circuit City are both selling 42″ Panasonic plasmas with different models numbers for $999 and $899 respectively. Can you give advice on if these are good TVs and what the differences are?

Thanks!
Alex

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I chose this over a plasma or LCD and love every minute of it. Yes you have to have a darker room. So you have to invest money in curtains.

Panasonic PT-AE1000U

http://www.projectorpeople.com/projectors/projdtls.asp?itemid=23154&itmname=Panasonic+PT%2DAE2000U

My screen is 106″ diag. How big is that plasma again?

Picked up a great promo offer from The Gramophone/Pioneer exposition in Birmingham, MI. Pioneer Elite PRO-110FD for $5500.00 out-the-door including delivery.

After set-up and viewing, it was worth every hard-earned dollar.

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Hello,

Just wondering which plasma you would buy of the
following:?

1) Panasonic TH-50PZ700U (0r)
2) Samsung FP-T5084 (Or)
3) Panasonic TH-50PZ750U

Thanks for your advice.
-John

I have been reading your posts and reviews for some time now, it is undeniable that you are the “guru” indeed!

I would like to know what do you have in your living room?

Can you give us your top picks, please break em out into plasma, LCD, and by size? It would be a great help to those of us who would like to take your advice and stop spending months researching which TV to buy.

just my thoughts, that and $2.00 will get you a cup of coffee!

Again Thank You for all of your work! also, Where can we donate to help the cause?

Don

You guys forgot about Sears! Just purchased, online a Hitachi 42 in. HD1080P Plasma HDTV with 3 HDMI Inputs originally $1399.99….on sale for $776.99! Full 1080P for under $1000…had to get it.

Ben, that 42-inch Hitachi is a great deal — as is it’s 50-inch sister for under $1,000 at Best Buy.

However, it is NOT 1080p, it’s a marketing trick of Hitachi, they are 1080i. They are very nice TVs (I have the 50 inch version myself and love it) but they are not 1080p and if a salesperson told you that, they either don’t know or they fibbed.

Again, that’s not to say it isn’t a great TV or a great deal.

What about this week? I am having a bear of a time finding something at 50-52″ LCD.

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