I want to buy a good quality television but don't want to spend lots of money. Any suggestions?
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try e-bay, normally they sell almost brand new t.v.s for a little money just to make some money.
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I buy mine from Wal-Mart. Don't need anything fancy.
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buy a small portable TV!
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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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hey it's very simple.buy an TV TunnerCard and fix 2 u r computer and u can watch any thing that u wish.It costs u round $20 (1000rs).
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Viewsonic makes an excellent flat screen. Mine is a 17 inch and it has excellent color. It is one of the most affordable name brands.
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go to walmart or best buy. Sony and LG are good brands.
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I agree Toshiba and Sone and HP are great.  Be very careful if you buy online to not buy from the huge warehouses like TigerDirect.  They buy up all the old stuff, sell it cheap and don't offer good customer service or parts.\nLaptops are expensive and not easy to upgrade.  So unless mobility is your motive don't get one.  Save ur money and invest in a nice flat screen and box.
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i waaaaant ooooonnneee dammit. i was lookin that up and there are some good ones at kmart.com seems to be around $500 or so.
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I would buy from a reputable brand.  Any of the big names would be fine.  Look for these specs:  \n\nPentium 4 processor 2.5GHz or above\n512MB DDR-RAM or above (improve this first)\n40GB HDD or above\n17" CRT monitor\nCD/DVD drives.  Consider DVD-RW if you think you might like to burn DVDs.\n\nIf you have money to spare, a Media Center PC has high end components and lets you record TV on your computer, just like a TiVo.  One last component to consider -- onboard video and sound should be fine, but you can always splurge for a graphics card.
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Try buying a comfortable chair, or one of those projectors where you can play dvd's, attach gamesystems to play on them. They only cost about $40-$50. These things are good because they don't require a tv or any building.
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This is like asking people if you should eat an apple or an orange- everyone is going to have an opinion and it might not be the correct one for you.\n\nWhat you should consider are your viewing habits and your budget.  Most satellite tv services tend to be less expensive than cable, however the variety of channels may be different.  \n\nWhich do you value more?  Having the missing MTV channel or Yankees baseball?  How often would you watch MTV?  How often would you watch baseball?  \n\nBoth services offer the same quality as far as picture on screen- (digital cable and DirecTV are actually not "digital"- the digital signal has to be re-converted to analog so that your tv can display it, and your eyes can view it).  \n\nAs far as HDTV, most carriers offer the same amount of programming as DirecTV as well.  (HDTV is also not a digital format.  Technically, there is no such thing as 'digital' tv.)  However, if you do not have an HDTV, you cannot take advantage of the higher picture resolution.\n\nAgain, what it boils down to is which programming you would end up watching the most.\n\nIf this is a difficult decision for you, perhaps you should consider how much television has taken over your life?  Go outside and play baseball with friends.  That's free.
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both are very good. Work out what you need the device for and what functions YOU need, whether it be a dvd, phone, tv etc. All of the products have various models within a range and they will be based on how many functions, memory, hardware, etc etc \nThen get the best value for money in terms of what it will do FOR YOU and if YOU need all the functions the item has. \n\ntake tv's for example, many people pay extra for a brand that will have picture in picture in other words 2 tv tuners in one tv. if you will not use the P.I.P, you are wasting the extra money on it when you simply don;t use or want it really. Where there could have been a model with a slightly bigger screen without the P.I.P for the same price.\nall in all samsung and LG are very similar when comparing apples with apples and you can;t really go wrong with any of those. \nhopefully this helps...
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This is a very interesting question.  I think I would spend about $5,000 on a new audio system or perhaps a television and audio system (better make it $7500) and then buy some stock with the rest.  That way, even though I've spent that second half, I might reap the rewards of having the money over time, too.\n\nAnother alternative would be to spend the first half on some jewelry for my wife, which, the more I think about it, is the better alternative to the TV thing.\n\nGood question!
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LCD TV is for u. Or u can just buy any regular computer LCD and attach an external TV Tuner box to it.
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try looking at the reviews from cnet.com\n\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/
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20 inch flatscreen wide is best.\n\n-J