Samsung UN40EH6030 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED 3D HDTV (Black) - 497.99 Black Friday price RIGHT NOW@Amazon and other retailers - Page 3

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$500 for a 40 inch ? I don't care how good it is, thumbs down

ridiculous. LMAO

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11-18-2012, 06:13 PM

Wetrix L3: Novice Member sinceDec 2006 Posts199 Reputation 139 Followers 0 + Give Rep	It's a pretty good deal for anyone not being charged tax. For Californians, like myself, it's an ok deal only. I wish I had gotten the $599 deal from Fry's for the 46" with BluRay player. Oh well.
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11-18-2012, 06:14 PM

arsalanahmed L1: Learner Member sinceOct 2012 Posts3 Reputation 10 Followers 0 + Give Rep	price is still high I bought this tv from Frys last week for $358...
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11-18-2012, 06:26 PM

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I bought this tv from Frys last week for $358...

Wow, really? I can't believe I missed that. Damn.

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11-18-2012, 06:31 PM

falleng0d L9000: Broke Member Member sinceJul 2005 Posts1,406 LocationEarth Reputation 247 Followers 0 + Give Rep	Doesnt seem that hot to me. Its only a 40" TV man lol. Anything over $400 for a 40" these days is not a good deal..... Shit, I can buy a 47-50" with same specs for like $550-600....
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11-18-2012, 06:34 PM

jwheeler L5: Journeyman Member sinceNov 2008 Posts585 Reputation 93 Followers 0 + Give Rep	prices on 40" vary by features and manufacturer http://blackfriday.bradsdeals.com...-tv-deals/ you can get an emerson for $200 or a samsung LED 120hz smart tv for $700
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11-18-2012, 06:34 PM

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Doesnt seem that hot to me. Its only a 40" TV man lol. Anything over $400 for a 40" these days is not a good deal..... Shit, I can buy a 47-50" with same specs for like $550-600....

where is that?

the only bigger screens i see being put forth are 60hz non 3d tvs.

i'd way rather have a 40 inch 3d 120hz tv over a 50 inch 60hz non 3d.

it's a decent deal for 3d/120hz brand name.

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11-18-2012, 06:36 PM

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where is that?

the only bigger screens i see being put forth are 60hz non 3d tvs.

i'd way rather have a 40 inch 3d 120hz tv over a 50 inch 60hz non 3d.

it's a decent deal for 3d/120hz brand name.

Well, maybe without 3D but, there are millions of TVs out there that are LED 120hz-240hz these days pretty cheap.... I was just at Sams club looking at an LG 47" 120hz LED for like $600, and thats not even on sale. Every TV these days are 120hz for the most part. The whole 120hz thing is kind of a marketing gimmick. For the most part, you really dont need past 60hz anyways.

The reason this one is more expensive is just because it supposed 3D, which I could give a rats ass about.

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11-18-2012, 06:42 PM

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well, there you go... you don't care about 3d but it's a big factor for some people and that's why it's more expensive and why those bigger screens are less expensive.

and 120hz does matter over 60hz.

maybe not to some people but it does matter.

yeah, if you don't care about a solid brand name, you don't care about 3-d, you don't care about 120hz..... well, ya then you can get some crap big screen tv.

also for some 40-47inches is more than enough... depending on room and viewing distance.

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11-18-2012, 07:05 PM

spartan789 You are number 6. Member sinceFeb 2006 Posts824 LocationNoVa Reputation 85 Followers 0 + Give Rep	It's also active 3D glasses, if anyone cares about that.
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11-18-2012, 07:07 PM

sdineen L3: Novice Member sinceMar 2008 Posts114 LocationPrinceton, NJ Reputation 12 Followers 0 + Give Rep	Noob question on 3D Looks like a nice set, and I like keeping ahead of the curve with 3D capable, but how many 3D sources are there? Comcast I have no has none, don't remember my FIOS having anything a year ago. Are we talking buying bluray disks as the only option short term only (or maybe long term)?
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11-18-2012, 07:23 PM

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Looks like a nice set, and I like keeping ahead of the curve with 3D capable, but how many 3D sources are there? Comcast I have no has none, don't remember my FIOS having anything a year ago. Are we talking buying bluray disks as the only option short term only (or maybe long term)?

Fios has a select few 3D channels, typically sports or movies. There is also bluray and 3D gaming. But still a rather limited selection.

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11-18-2012, 07:25 PM

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i am looking for 46 inch ..... i will pass and wait for 46

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I just posted this...if you are looking for 46" tv

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11-18-2012, 07:27 PM

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Dont take this the wrong way but, most informed smart people dont care about 3D. Stick Out Tongue

And Samsung and LG arnt solid brand names? You are clearly buying the wrong stuff then.

If you actually knew how 120hz worked, I could have a big discussion about it. I wasnt really saying it didnt make any difference, just that it isnt that big of a deal as some people seem to think. It makes some differences in some areas, but for the most part, its not really that big of a deal. 120hz TV's arnt true "120hz". Same goes for 240hz TV's. Its a moot point anyways, as I had already stated, almost all TV's these days are 120hz/240hz. I dont really consider it a "feature" anymore.

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11-18-2012, 07:37 PM

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Dont take this the wrong way but, most informed smart people dont care about 3D. Stick Out Tongue

smart people don't care about 3-d? seems more of a personal preference to me.. has nothing to do with intelligence.

if you care about it then it's a big deal, if you don't then it's not.. seems pretty simple.
but if you do care about 3-d it's going to cost more to get one which makes sense that a 3-d is going to cost more than one without it which is why those bigger screens or similar size screens are cheaper.

as you said 120hz does make a difference in some instances, it's up to each person to decide of that matters or not.

if it does then it's worth it to get a tv with it.

if someone is ok with getting a giant tv with 60hz and no 3-d well that's good for them but not everyone is fine with that.
and some of us can't afford the 1k price tag of the big screens with those features.

which leaves a smaller screen in the 40-47 inch range.

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