55" Led Samsung

[seatec]

Just came across this deal from Tiger Direct
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=5662660&sku=S222-5518&SRCCODE=WEM2192BY&cm_mmc=Email-_-Main-_-WEM2192-_-tigeremail

Samsung 55" LED wiht 300.000:Dynamic Contrast with Blue Ray player for $1999
Anothr $100 of wiht this promo code VCN853

Just thought i'd share.

[Moni]

Good looking out!

[glamcem]

I've got the same Tv but it from best buy few months ago for the same price ;)

[Mackenzie]

I'm looking for one now. I'm looking for a 240Hz. Is it that big of a difference between 120-240Hz?

[pyroman1]

I'm looking for one now. I'm looking for a 240Hz. Is it that big of a difference between 120-240Hz?
http://forums.highdefdigest.com/home-theater-gear/86790-120hz-vs-240hz.html

[glamcem]

I'm looking for one now. I'm looking for a 240Hz. Is it that big of a difference between 120-240Hz?

go with the 120hz, 240hz is a marketing hype human eye really can't tell the difference anything above the 100hz

[pyroman1]

go with the 120hz, 240hz is a marketing hype human eye really can't tell the difference anything above the 100hz
Technically speaking frequency can just as easily refer to light waves where the human eye can distinguish around 790-400THz. Though I think the point you are trying to make is that the human eye can't detect a frame frequency that high, which there is no proof to support nor discredit.

[Mackenzie]

Thanks... Sounds like the 240Hz is a waste of money. I don't own gaming system and will only be watching TV/DVD's. 120Hz really brings the price down.

[seatec]

I've got the same Tv but it from best buy few months ago for the same price ;)

Just trying to look out for people.

[vrod]

Tks seatec.