50" Toshiba 1080p 120Hz LED-LCD HDTV (50L5200U) $780 + Free shipping

Newegg.com has 50" Toshiba 1080p 120Hz LED-LCD HDTV (50L5200U) for $780 when you apply promo code EMCNDHB74 at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks DJ3xclusive

Specs:

• LED Edge-Lit
• Resolution: 1920x1080
• Refresh Rate: 120Hz
• Contrast Ratio: 5000:1
• Viewing Angles: 176 H / 176 V
• Response Time: 8ms
• Inputs:
  • 3x HDMI
  • 1 x Component
  • 1 x Composite
  • 1x USB
  • 1x PC
  • 1x 3.5mm PC Audio
  • 1x Digital Audio

Price Research: Our research indicates that the 50" Toshiba 1080p 120Hz LED-LCD HDTV (50L5200U) is $70 lower (8% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices ranging from $850 to $1200. - yuugotserved

good deal. wish I would have room for this. I will need a new tv soon.

I've got the room... Wish I had the money.

I've got the money and the room but wife says no... Hears hoping for a SD on a new wife because I just ordered the tv.

Quote from Votey : I've got the room... Wish I had the money.

This is what I told an escort just the other night.

Quote from neverawin : I've got the money and the room but wife says no... Hears hoping for a SD on a new wife because I just ordered the tv.

This TV is going to cost you a lot more than $780

Quote from jorapollo : This TV is going to cost you a lot more than $780

Nonsense! Just make sure when she first sees the TV, there is "What not to Wear" or "Say yes to the Dress" on and she will not be able to yell at you. Either that, or make your kids say how happy it makes them (if they're still young) and use their happiness with it to subdue her.

I can't find much as far as reviews go. Anyone own this TV?

Quote from MUTCHYMAN : Nonsense! Just make sure when she first sees the TV, there is "What not to Wear" or "Say yes to the Dress" on and she will not be able to yell at you. Either that, or make your kids say how happy it makes them (if they're still young) and use their happiness with it to subdue her.

Nonsense! Keep your pants on and you make it clear that you wanted a tv and there it is!

Quote from FenStar : I can't find much as far as reviews go. Anyone own this TV?

Try copying the brand and model # in google...I found 3 reviews on first page...main complaint was remote and sound and lack of internet apps...apparently an outstanding picture though.

Quote from MUTCHYMAN : Nonsense! Just make sure when she first sees the TV, there is "What not to Wear" or "Say yes to the Dress" on and she will not be able to yell at you. Either that, or make your kids say how happy it makes them (if they're still young) and use their happiness with it to subdue her.

LOL Genius!!!!!

How is this a "slick" deal? 50" LCD's are a dime a dozen now. In fact I bought a 50" plasma 4 years ago from BB for hundred less than this one. Would not trade my plasma for any LCD - no matter how "thin." My plasma is plenty skinny for me. If I had the $$$ I would get Panasonic's 85" plasma and never go the movies again!

Quote from mhousealum : Try copying the brand and model # in google...I found 3 reviews on first page...main complaint was remote and sound and lack of internet apps...apparently an outstanding picture though.

Yea, I mean I saw the PCMAG and what not, but I was hoping I might find something a little more trustworthy.

PCMAG's [pcmag.com] pros and cons are flipped compared to this review [televisioninfo.com], which is a little odd.
I'm also not to sure why PCMAG one would compare it to TVs that cost 40-200% more.

EDIT: on a related note, I see a complaint that it only has 3 HDMI ports. As someone who just uses a computer OTA and therefore only needs one port, I am curious if most people need more than three HDMI ports?
I guess most people have there tv coming through a TIVO via HDMI, a DVD player and A console. Then some media device they want to be able to plug in easily w/o having to mess with cables.