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Originally Posted by GneissGuy
It's at least a 6 year old design. Before throwing good money after bad, check the Fry's ads and TV's at Fry's and elsewhere. See how the size and picture compare to your old TV.
Fry's often has a few big TVs at really cheap prices, sometimes noname ads. Go check and see how a $XXX TV compares to the one you have. Especially since it won't be a DLP, it will be plasma or LCD.
By the way, ALL "LED" TV's are NOT LED TV's. They are LCD TV's with LED backlights. By this logic, I can claim my 1983 model tube TV is an LED TV because it has an LED pilot light and it's "Digital TV" because it has an on-off switch.
You can google "Frys ads dallas" and get the newspaper copy for this week's Fry's ads online. Austin doesn't always have the same ad prices as Dallas, but they usually do.
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This is good advice. They often even have in store closeouts that arent' advertised. (I love Fry's!) Also might sign up for Tigerdirect.com ads.....they sometimes have ridiculous low prices and will have free shipping specials also. I personally would stick with the LED even though what Gguy says is true. Plasma starts fading from day one, even though may outlive us all and DLP, while cheaper, requires bulb replacement, sometimes more (as you are learning!) Good Luck!
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