[Las Vegas Dave]

HDTV PINGS! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Interested in the HDTV ping list?
Please Freepmail me(freepmail works best)if you would like your name added to the HDTV ping list,(approximately 375 freepers are currently on the HDTV ping list).
The pinged subjects can be HDTV technology, satellite, cable, and OTA HD reception (Over The Air with roof top or indoor antennas), Broadcast specials, Sports, Blu-ray/HDDVD, and any and all subjects relating to HDTV.

LVD

Note: if you search Freerepublic using the keyword "“HDTV”, you will find most of the past HDTV postings.

[kevkrom]

Mark for later viewing

[The Comedian]

Of course, I didn't buy any of these, but I love laughing at the idiot retailers who stocked them.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[Matchett-PI]

bttt

[Darkwolf377]

One speaker’s gavel, covered with botox dust, slimy to the touch but might be handy for squashing left-leaning vermin...

[TomGuy]

I love Black Friday/Cyber Monday online. If one really looks, one can find some tremendous buys.

Two years ago now, I found a 1-day deal == Xerox color laser printer (free shipping and no tax) for $149.

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A few weeks ago I read an article that said LCD TV prices are going to plummet soon, as manufacturers have an overloaded supply of them.

FYI

[GailA]

DEALIO.COM was recommended on the news this moring.

[ShadowAce]

pflr

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks LVD, seven weeks from Saturday — plus one hour.

[They'reGone2000]

Thanks for the sites.

[Las Vegas Dave]

Sears’ Black Friday Deals — Revealed!
http://www.tvpredictions.com/searsblack110610.htm

Washington, D.C. (November 6, 2010) — How would you like a 46-inch Panasonic Plasma HDTV for just $499? Or a 32-inch Samsung LCD HDTV for just $329? Or a 50-inch Samsung Plasma 3D HDTV for just $899?

That’s just a few of the “Black Friday” deals that you can expect at Sears, according to the web site, BlackFriday.info, which annually tracks retailer discounts on the big shopping day.

Retailers traditionally offer deep discounts on the day after Thanksgiving (Nov. 26), better known as Black Friday, the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season.

Other deals likely on Black Friday at Sears, according to BlackFriday,info:

2 Pairs Samsung 3D Glasses - Free w/Purchase of Samsung 3D Plasma HDTV
LG 60” 1080P 600HZ Plasma HDTV - $1,499.99
Panasonic 32” 1080P 60HZ LCD HDTV - $399.99
Panasonic 37” 1080P 60HZ LCD HDTV - $469.99
Panasonic 46” 720P LCD 600HZ Plasma HDTV - $499.99

Panasonic 50” TC-P50S2 1080p 600Hz Plasma HDTV - $799.99
Samsung 32” 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $329.99
Samsung 40” 1080P 60HZ LCD HDTV - $497.99
Samsung 50” 720p 600Hz 3D Plasma HDTV - $899.99
Samsung 55” 1080P 120HZ LED HDTV - $1,499.99

Samsung 55” 3D 1080P 240HZ LED HDTV - $2,199.99
Sony 40” Bravia 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $549.99
Zenith 42” 720P 600HZ Plasma HDTV - $399.99

Other electronics products to be discounted include:

Free 3D Blu-Ray Player and Starter Kit With Any Samsung 55” 3D 1080P 240 HZ LED HDTV Purchase
Panasonic 5.1 Channel 1000-Watt Upconvert DVD Home Theater System - $129.99
Samsung 5.1 Channel 1000-Watt Blu-ray Home Theater System - $299.99
Samsung WiFi Blu-Ray Disc Player - $139.99
Sony Blu-ray Player - $99

[Jet Jaguar]

HORRY COUNTY, SC (WMBF) – Whether it’s time for an upgrade, replacement, or just something new, most of us develop a household full of old electronics.

Televisions, cell phones, computers…It’s all about having the latest and greatest gadget.

If you’re not using the outdated electronics lying around your house, drop them off at a local retailer that will recycle them, and one even rewards you for your old items.

Popular retailers such as Target, Best Buy, Radio Shack, and Wal-Mart will take your gadgets and recycle them on your behalf.

Target, specifically, accepts cell phones, iPods, and video games, and will give you a return on your aged investment.

“Depending on the condition of the item, we’ll go ahead and give you what we can or what we will appraise it for. You’re also welcome, if there is no value to it for some odd reason, we can recycle it for you properly,” explains Simone Rion with Target.

After receiving your electronics, Target will approximate the value and give you a Target gift card in return.

The good news here, you’re getting money for items you probably weren’t using anyway, just in time for the gift giving season.

“You’re welcome to give [the gift card] to anyone, it’s transferable as long as they have it in their hand, absolutely fine,” encourages Rion.

[TheRightGuy]

i refuse to participate in the media induced mass shopping hysteria ... no matter what the prices are

[Las Vegas Dave]

FYI..