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HT32744, for those still looking to find this set.
It was in the clearance area of the TV section, Lafayette, IN store.
It was in the clearance area of the TV section, Lafayette, IN store.
Originally posted by: sixt7gt350
HT32744, for those still looking to find this set.
It was in the clearance area of the TV section, Lafayette, IN store.
Originally posted by: Azndude51
Originally posted by: sixt7gt350
HT32744, for those still looking to find this set.
It was in the clearance area of the TV section, Lafayette, IN store.
Good deal, I tried to get my mom to buy this back with it was $650, but she ended up getting the Sony 32" 4:3 CRT HDTV for about $850. She didn't seem to trust Sanyo and she said the TV was "ugly."
Anyways, I hate the Lafayette store, some dude almost ran me over with the car in the parking lot and the store always seems to be too crowded. Now that the WL store has expanded, that's the only one I shop
Originally posted by: Wag
That's how much it's been for well over a year now. I'd never purchase a 4:3 set for HD anymore. You can get the 30" widescreen version for the same price.
Originally posted by: uglywolf
32" 4:3 is equivalent to 29" 16:9 TV when viewing 16:9 material in its intended aspect ratio.
32" 4:3 is equilvalent to 39" 16:9 TV when viewing 4:3 material in its intended aspect ratio.
Originally posted by: HighTech2005
We bought one just over a year ago. Sometimes the picture gets a green hue that won't go away until we power cycle it. Otherwise the HD picture quality is quite impressive. I wouldn't recommend this TV to anyone, because LCDs are getting cheaper and you will regret this 140 pound clunker in a year when everyone elses TV weights 39 pounds.
Originally posted by: HighTech2005
We bought one just over a year ago. Sometimes the picture gets a green hue that won't go away until we power cycle it. Otherwise the HD picture quality is quite impressive. I wouldn't recommend this TV to anyone, because LCDs are getting cheaper and you will regret this 140 pound clunker in a year when everyone elses TV weights 39 pounds.