Where is the best deals on Plasma tv's flat screen?
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mines 37 inches and i got it at wlmart for $106.00
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Check out the site XP bargains - they always list system and laptop deals that are the cheapest to be found.  Right now they have a Dell laptop for $349\n\nDell Home: Inspiron 1200 notebook 1.3GHz 14in XGA DVD/CDRW $349\nhttp://www.xpbargains.com/
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http://www.froogle.com\n\nIt's a site run by Google that searches for the best price on-line for ANYTHING!\n\nTry it.\n\nYou'll like it!
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You need to get a special Video Card.  Unless your Plasma Screen has Ports for hook up to your computer.\n\nI know for sure that ATI Radeaon (I don't think I spelled that correctly) makes some.  Some or all are called All-In-Wonder (by ATI).  I think they also work both ways so you can get cable on your Computer.
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Ebay is one resource.  I got the first 5 seasons of the Next Generation at a garage sale for $100.  That wasn't bad considering it would have cost 5 times that retail.\n\nGarage sales are a great resource.
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Without purchasing the very expensive (but worth it) wholesalers lists (catalog), its tough. There are many online but they charge a fee and sometimes that fee is not worth it. Sometimes the companies aren't even selling the items wholesale, but just a bit beneath the retail, again not worth it. \n\nI use a company called TV shopping surplus and while it may not be the best out there, I've been successful in selling some items with them, plus they dropship. That's the key, as well, you want a company that will dropship for free or at a very nominal fee. Check them out..\n\nhttp://www.tvshoppingsurprlus.com
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search for them at amazon. \n\nI found some affiliates have some compatable for 7.26 USD (a complete package of 6), and originals for 27.95 USD\n\nand you get amazon guarantee
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I would suggest a resale store like Play It Again Sports or something like it.\n\nI don't know that you will be able to find all of that for under $60, but it will be a lot cheaper.\n\nYou never know what kind of deals you'll find at those places. I have no idea if something like that would be available to you, but it's the best way I know! Hope you can find it!
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Everything you need should be on this site:\n\nhttp://electronics.howstuffworks.com/plasma-display2.htm
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www.ebay.com is the best place. \nor there is always \nwww.amazon.com
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u want a flatscreen or an lcd? ... anyway, newegg.com has some good deals .. ive seen 19" on sale for around 200 sometimes ..\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824116014\n\n.
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I have a 42" Panasonic Plasma.  At the time, I was really underwelmed by the color and picture quality of LCDs.  The colors always felt a little washed out, the blacks weren't very black, there were "lags" in the picture update, and the price was more than a plasma.\n\nThen, this past weekend, I saw a Sony Bravia 42" LCD next to the Panasonic, and I gotta say, I was impressed.  Many of my reasons for picking the plasma were now being given a run for their money.\n\nStill, every night, my wife and I sit in front of the Plasma watching a DVD or Comcast HD and just marvel at how good the picture is.  This is 10 months later.
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There are a nubmer of sites you can check online, look at the sources for some links.\n\nYou can also go to stores like Bestbuy, Circuit City or Staples, although you can get better deals online.\n\nDepending on the card, they can range from as little as $30 to over $1000. However, you can find a very good one for below $200. Just be aware prices drop every couple months or so, when a new model comes out. I bought a card 6 months ago for $170 (An ATI X800GT), and it has dropped about $75 to $90-$110 depending on sales.
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Look just about anywhere.  It is available relatively cheap.
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the best.....http://blackfriday.gottadeal.com    they have every store listed and all the sales.  Have fun!
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Hello from APO, AE 09320.  As you may know, when downrange it's hard to get much of anything in a timely fashion, however, I can tell you that it depends largely on what you're shopping for. \n\nAmazon, if I may offer the insight, is where I spend most of my "online buck", however, unless you purchase brand new stuff from them, and you use the, "used" option.  (Great for books and CD's), you're still stuck paying a ton of shipping.\n\nFor electronics, hands down...J&R out of New York.  I spent a little over $3500 with them on a new laptop, external, and iPod, and it made it to Kabul in FOUR DAYS, for free.  Tiger Direct is also a popular electronics retailer that I know a lot of folks on this installation use.\n\nI hope that this is a help to you.  Check out www.epinions.com, to check out companies and products.  It's pretty cool when you can't go to a "brick and mortar" store to actually check things out for yourself.  I use that site a lot over here.\n\nC.
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Best Buy, Online at Amazon.com, Circuit City, Target