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Dell Business has the Sharp 42" LC42SB45UT 1080p Widescreen LCD HDTV for $499 with free shipping. Features 1920x1080 resolution, 2000:1 contrast ratio, 2x 10W speakers, built-in ATSC / QAM / NTSC tuners, 3x HDMI, 2x Component, 1x S-Video, 3x audio line-in. [Compare]
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Oh so tempting ..
so why is this so cheap?
Because by the time Dell ship it to you, they'll all be that price....or it will OSS about.NOW!
1 yr warranty, not good. You'll be out 500 bucks if it breaks
Mine has been running fine for a year now, paid $800 before tax. Picture is decent, speakers leave something to be desired. Good price. Next time I buy I'm going high end though, but for a nice size budget TV this is a solid choice.
these sets came out Aug 2008 (old tech)
Can be a nice monitor for photoshopping.. no?
Why so cheap, because CFL backlit LCD's are being phased out.
It's all about the LED backlit LCD's.
Either way I would still consider this for $499.
I perfer Samsung, just looking for good deal with 1080P & at least 42".
"It's all about the LED backlit LCD's."
- most TV's aren't TRUE LED TV's, their actually LED back-lit which doesn't give you much of a picture quality increase. The main benefit is a decrease in power consumption (which really isn't if you think you're going to save much $$$ annually)
This is a great price if you don't mind the 60Hz refresh and the older technology. Definitely better than using your old CRT if you have one of those still.
I wouldn't buy this because several people stated elsewhere that you can't add or delete channels manually outside of an automatic scan. Given I have to use the QAM portion of the tuner, I don't want 30 extra crappy channels that I have to surf thru. Can anyone validate that you can't add / delete channels manually on this model?
#10 I got around the channel thing by using the "parental controls" to block the channels I didn't want.
The display is really good, but the speakers suck.
Dell shipped quickly, but the company they used for delivery took a long time (this was in mid-December, so the holidays could have been a factor.)
Now it's $549... weak.
60 hz? NO GOOD!