I need help, all tv freaks I'm calling you!

[[*N*]Sal0713]

i got shaft twice lol. my aunt got shaft onces, and my sis too.

[[*N*]Sal0713]

anyone else wants to give me an advice on this , remember i got till tomorrow morning so plz give as much advice as you can. i know some of you gave a me a few good advices but as i said before i rather buy somewhere in person and that is close to my home.

[CDBS14]

go with the vizio, my auncle haas a 42 inch vizio, the image is nice and when hooked up with sorround sound, man it is on hell of an experience, hope that helps.

[Chili327]

Yes.. Pretty much any 42" 1080p LCD is going to be great.

Especially if Walmart is the only place you can buy from, quit worrying & go buy one.!

[[*N*]Sal0713]

Chili-Palmer ]

Yes.. Pretty much any 42" 1080p LCD is going to be great.

Especially if Walmart is the only place you can buy from, quit worrying & go buy one.!

 

lol yeah im going tomorrow in the morning before school.

[GOAT]

Walmart often sells discontinued models.. since Vizio’s only 37†LCD offering is now discontinued then I’m suspecting you are referring to the VX37L or VW37L.

 

Vizio is one of the stronger, lower priced flat panel suppliers. This model can be found for $800 or so just about everywhere they are still in stock…definitely not bad for a 37″ LCD HDTV. Vizio is making a name for itself in the value buy flat panel category and providing a relatively good LCD set for a low price.

 

Some notes on the stats..

 

“This unit is defiantly only 720p resolution although as usual it can upscale. This isn’t that big of a concern at a size of 37†(you won’t notice the difference) if it was 47 or larger then I would prefer a native 1080p.

 

Contrast ratio is 1000 to 1, again this is really not bad for the price, newer models however have higher contrast ratios.

 

My new top five deals for Plasmas/LCD are

 

1) Panny TH-50PZ

2) Toshiba REGZA 42

3) Sony KDL-52W

4) Panny TH-42PZ

5) Sharp LC-42D

 

Panny still leading on the Plasma end, Toshiba still leads on LCD’s. But Sharp and a new comer Syntax Olevia is looking good. Samsung’s still get a nod for bang for the buck.. their warrantee system still sucks though and keeps them out of my top value list.

 

[[*N*]Sal0713]

Goat ]

Walmart often sells discontinued models.. since Vizio’s only 37†LCD offering is now discontinued then I’m suspecting you are referring to the VX37L or VW37L.

 

Vizio is one of the stronger, lower priced flat panel suppliers. This model can be found for $800 or so just about everywhere they are still in stock…definitely not bad for a 37″ LCD HDTV. Vizio is making a name for itself in the value buy flat panel category and providing a relatively good LCD set for a low price.

 

Some notes on the stats..

 

“This unit is defiantly only 720p resolution although as usual it can upscale. This isn’t that big of a concern at a size of 37†(you won’t notice the difference) if it was 47 or larger then I would prefer a native 1080p.

 

Contrast ratio is 1000 to 1, again this is really not bad for the price, newer models however have higher contrast ratios.

 

My new top five deals for Plasmas/LCD are

 

1) Panny TH-50PZ

2) Toshiba REGZA 42

3) Sony KDL-52W

4) Panny TH-42PZ

5) Sharp LC-42D

 

Panny still leading on the Plasma end, Toshiba still leads on LCD’s. But Sharp and a new comer Syntax Olevia is looking good. Samsung’s still get a nod for bang for the buck.. their warrantee system still sucks though and keeps them out of my top value list.

 

 

Goat this is tv im looking to buy.http://www.vizio.com/productDetails.aspx?id=1684&pid=1504

 

At their site it cost about 1100. walmart has it for 896.

[GOAT]

Oh.. well that's a whole different story!! and a whole different Unit... came out in May this year.. part of their new introductions..

 

I could give you the pros and cons.. but I'll just sum it up for you..

 

GO BUY IT!

 

WTF are you waiting for?

[[*N*]Sal0713]

lol waiting till tomorrow since its the only time i can get a ride there and my friend is off too so yeah lol tomorrow morning.