Hottest Labor Day HDTV Deals Sept. 3, 2007

September 3rd, 2007 · 4 Comments · Blu-ray Titles, LCD Flat Panel, Microdisplay Rear Projection, Plasma

The HD Guru™ has again scoured the NY area newspapers (and Fry’s internet listings) to find the most exceptional advertised HDTV bargains. You can use these low prices at the stores advertised or in many cases get an even better deal at the HD Guru’s™ online shopping link by entering the model you desire in the “Product Search” Box under the HD Guru’s “Check Prices” banner in the right column of this page. It will take you to the HD Guru internet shopping page powered by Price Grabber.

You can also use the prices listed below to negotiate with your local retailer, especially if they have a price match policy. The HD Guru will run a Sunday and Holiday Deals section periodically during the selling season (late August-January) to help readers get the hottest deal on a high definition televisions (and some other deals). Today’s bargains are from Best Buy, Circuit City (both national retailers), J&R Music World -www.jr.com (online ordering and NY City store) Frys- www.frys.com (online ordering and stores in CA, TX,GA WA,IL,NV, IN,AZ,OR); P. C Richard and Son (NY, NJ locations and online ordering-www.pcrichard.com) and 6th Avenue Electronics www.6ave.com (online ordering and NY/NJ store locations). Products are listed in the following order:

Make- Model Year of Product- Resolution –Technology-
Screen Size- Price –Store

Hitachi P50T501 2007 1080i Plasma
50” $1449.99 JR

Pioneer PDP6070HD 2006 768p Plasma
60” $3099.99 JR

Philips 2006 768p Plasma
42” $899.97 P.C. Richard

Panasonic TH-50PX75 2007 768p Plasma
50” $1299 Fry’s

Panasonic TH-50PZ700 2007 1080p Plasma
50” $1999 Fry’s

Mitsubishi LT-52133 2007 1080p LCD Flat
52” $2999 Fry’s

Toshiba 47HL167 2007 1080p LCD Flat
47” $1599.99 Fry’s

Assorted Blu-ray disc titles
$13.50 Fry’s

Toshiba 65HM167 2007 1080p DLP Rear PJ
65” $1899.99 Best Buy

Panasonic TH42PZ700 2007 1080p Plasma
42” $1949.99 Best Buy

Sharp LC42D62U 2007 1080p LCD Flat
42” $1299.99 Circuit City

Sharp LC52D62U 2007 1080p LCD Flat
52” $2499.99 Circuit City

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4 Comments so far ↓

  • Shezem

    Dear HUGuru,

    I enjoy your reviews. Do you know which ODM’s manufacture for VIZIO and/or Westinghouse?

  • Dan Thompson

    Dear HDGuru

    I am trying to buy a 42inch vizio for $ 999.Do you think i should buy it now or wait until Thanksgiving to get better deals?

  • Rush712

    Hello HDGuru,
    I am trying to buy a 50-52 inch HD tv but i am very confused with the LCD and Plasma tech. and cant decide which one to buy. I would appreciate your help if you could tell me which is the best tv in market right now (LCD or Plasma). I am considering Samsung FP-T5084 and Sony bravia XBR which one would be better or is there anything better and cheaper than that.
    Thank you.

  • dennis pressley

    dear hdguru, can you tell me why i see so many refurbished 2006 and 2007 flat panels
    of all kinds for sell on so many sites? after all these things are advertised on
    tv to last for 20 yrs or so. im afraid to buy one for fear it will break. i have had
    in the past crts to last for 12 to 15 yrs and never be touched.right now i am afraid
    the current technology has not been perfected. anyone else feel this way?
    your comments would be appreciated. hope all had a safe and wonderful labor day!!!!

    Good question. The reason is that many of the  big retailers have deals with set makers to take back returns. Warehouse  club stores have no facilities to test the returned HDTVs, so they simply send them back to the vendor. The set maker must check it out, repair if necessary and sell to another dealer as a refurbished TV. I have heard return rates of flat panels of over 10% some retailers.

    Why so many are returned. It could be a variety of reasons from does not fit in space, buyer did not know he needs an HDTV signal, picture quality for standard def, or it was for a party or event with the intention of returning the set. 

    The HD Guru 

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