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#1
samijubal - Posted 2:14 pm PDT 03/23/09 (571 Posts)
eCost, Westinghose, refurb, can't go wrong here. All this needs is a rebate to be complete.
#2
Solow - Posted 2:19 pm PDT 03/23/09 (719 Posts)
A dream come true.
#3
SeanCamaro - Posted 2:23 pm PDT 03/23/09 (178 Posts)
If it were a 52" 120 Hz Bravia and a Blu-Ray player at this price, I'd bite.
#4
subsound - Posted 2:34 pm PDT 03/23/09 (155 Posts)
You might as well burn your money, it's a better idea then buying this crap.
#5
asianx13oy - Posted 2:39 pm PDT 03/23/09 (317 Posts)
u guys are such haters.
#6
krusty - Posted 2:42 pm PDT 03/23/09 (589 Posts)
Is there such a thing as a new Westinghouse?
#7
tima - Posted 2:54 pm PDT 03/23/09 (398 Posts)
#1 & 4 thanks for joy & tears of laughter
Almost Agree # 2 Bravia and good dvd player with farudja chip wll be nicer.
Almost Agree # 2 Bravia and good dvd player with farudja chip wll be nicer.
#8
BensBargains - Posted 2:58 pm PDT 03/23/09 (1148 Posts)
Wish it was a Samsung
#9
nuisance - Posted 3:00 pm PDT 03/23/09 (10917 Posts)
| krusty wrote: |
| Is there such a thing as a new Westinghouse? |
They used to say the same thing about Philips. It turned out there was, but it was a prototype and not for sale.
#10
sguy2130 - Posted 3:32 pm PDT 03/23/09 (523 Posts)
Has Westinghouse ever made a TV that didn't get refurbished?
#11
Epher - Posted 3:38 pm PDT 03/23/09 (50 Posts)
Heh. I've got 2 Westinghouse LCD HDTVs and have not had a single problem with either.
#12
nuisance - Posted 3:46 pm PDT 03/23/09 (10917 Posts)
As I've said before, some of the newer Westinghouses have been getting great reviews. They do make some good, budget LCDs. They also make some crap. You just need to do the homework to determine which you are looking at. That's called bargain hunting.
#13
heyd - Posted 3:49 pm PDT 03/23/09 (286 Posts)
hm, why not just ship em new with the lines across the screen, why wait!
#14
abcd - Posted 4:19 pm PDT 03/23/09 (26 Posts)
Yeah, I got a Westinghouse refurb 32" a bit more than a year ago after i saw it here. it got good reviews too. but the lines showed up a few months ago...
#15
pairof2s - Posted 4:56 pm PDT 03/23/09 (17 Posts)
lots of hate in this thread....I've had this tv (new) for 2 years now. Love it.
#16
RKLE - Posted 6:33 pm PDT 03/23/09 (6302 Posts)
I knew I should have waited for this.
#17
dave_c - Posted 6:49 pm PDT 03/23/09 (7517 Posts)
Stick a fork in your eye instead, it costs less.
#18
subsound - Posted 7:10 pm PDT 03/23/09 (155 Posts)
I bought a referb Westinghouse TV in July of 2008, 30 days later it was dead (backlight). Sent it in for repairs, they still have it...had to charge back from my credit card to get my resolution. I like Amex better now, but can't find a good reason to like Westinghouse.
#19
badboy337 - Posted 7:43 pm PDT 03/23/09 (6 Posts)
I got this same set refurbed from eCost last year. The set is still going strong. No dead pixels or lines. Maybe I'm just one of the lucky ones? The picture quality is great! Anti-reflective screen, so great for daytime viewing and great viewing angles. Won't get the oos and aahs from your friends like a Samsung or Sony would, but it's a pretty damn good TV if you're on a budget.
#20
elenaco - Posted 9:07 pm PDT 03/23/09 (67 Posts)
I'd be kind of nervous to get this one...
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