[Kalbo]

Originally Posted by lvkewlkid

if they had it at Fry's, why did you try to price match it at Best Buy?

you knew they had it there...

Because Best Buy is much closer to my house, and I didn't feel like driving to the other side of town.

[Danknee]

Originally Posted by vegashdtv

I'd check out Best Deal In Town across from Sunset park on Eastern. They have all sizes including 32" and are very reasonably priced.

Nice try, Best Deal in Town owner/manager. Sounds like a haven for stolen goods.

Check out Amazon Warehouse Deals. Also since this thread's creation in 2008, 32" LCD TVS are dirt cheap everywhere now.

[SoCalCpl2]

I have a 32 inch Vizio 3D that I bought for around $380.... Love it.. But if you are looking for a 32 inch they run about $280 to $330 for an LED......But I would go to a bit bigger size as the cost is NOT much different.....

[BBMW]

The first place I look for TVs is Costco. Likely the same out there.

[CollegiateSchoolNY]

I find Spring Break is a really good time to buy TVs. You can get $50-$75 discounts because during that time manufacturers are making new models and trying to get rid of older inventory. Best Buy and Costco are legit.

[jet757f]

I love how a thread from 2008 gets resurrected. In 2008 a 32" flat screen was expensive. Now you could get one for less than $200. Even better go on Craigslist and get a "throwaway" for around $100.

[tadtam]

Last year I paid $328 @ Costco for Samsung 32" 2800P that that i use as computer monitor.

[C_A_Braun]

Originally Posted by tadtam

Last year I paid $328 @ Costco for Samsung 32" 2800P that that i use as computer monitor.

Last year I paid $429 @ Wal-Mart for a 50" 4K UHD TV. Still bummed that there is so little 4K content out there but there is some. One day there will be more.

[Cold Warrior]

I will call you later for the details. I get in about 3am. Is that a good time to call?

[LVAllen]

For that matter, a 43" 4K Hitachi is available at Sams Club for like $350.