Panasonic VIERA TC-L55E50 55in IPS LED LCD HDTV (1080p, 120Hz) $799.99, 47" $599.99 Free Shipping at Paul's TV

I bought the 42" version of this last year for $530 or so. This is a great price for a good looking TV. I kind of prefer my new 60" Panny plasma over the LED, though.

Paul's TV once offers the Panasonic Smart VIERA 55" 120Hz 1080p IPS LED-Backlit LCD HD Television, model no. TC-L55E50, for $849.99.
Coupon code "SAVE50" drops it to $799.99 with free shipping.
Features：native resolution:1920x1080 (1080p), 120Hz refresh rate, LED backlight, SD card slot, USB, VIERA Connect with Netflix, Hulu Plus, and VUDU, VIERA Remote app for iOS and Android, four HDMI inputs, and other video inputs.
Also available is the Panasonic VIERA E50 Series 47" 1080p IPS LED-Backlit LCD HD Television, model no. TC-L47E50, for the in-cart price of $649.99.Coupon code "SAVE50" drops it to $599.99 with free shipping.

http://www.paulstv.com/LED-Televi...asp?ref=cj

Quote from Genius4sho : Anyone want to answer this... I'm not going to buy this TV but I've always wondered what service people use to ship TVs around? A TV of this size can't be shipped via Fedex's regular service can it? How much would it cost to ship a TV of this size to another person? I remember I was going to sell my 55" TV and the price to ship it was well over $200.

Company called CEVA

I was going to jump on this, but the Cnet video review was really against this TV saying the blacks were weak and the colors unrealistic. Also, did I see that you can't adjust the backlight? My 6 year old Vizio allowed me to do that.

looking for.a lcd or led 60" non 3d for good slick price. any recommendation?

buy anything but Panasonic. I"ve had a nightmare experience with their warranty and customer service. long story short, i'm on 2months with a broken 55" LED in my living room.

Quote from boxbot : I was going to jump on this, but the Cnet video review was really against this TV saying the blacks were weak and the colors unrealistic. Also, did I see that you can't adjust the backlight? My 6 year old Vizio allowed me to do that.

This depends on the settings and even the reviewer. I have found some CNET reviews to be spot on while are ridiculous. Your best bet is to find a local store that carries it and check it out in person.

IPS has become such a buzzword these days.

I think almost anything over 42" that isn't Plasma uses an IPS panel. It's not a big deal on TV's this size, because ALL TV's this size are going to be IPS panels.

Someone earlier in the thread was amazed that you would find an IPS on an LED TV... backlighting has nothing to do with panel type, LED/IPS combos are extremely prevalent.

Quote from Qusus : IPS has become such a buzzword these days. I think almost anything over 42" that isn't Plasma uses an IPS panel. It's not a big deal on TV's this size, because ALL TV's this size are going to be IPS panels. Someone earlier in the thread was amazed that you would find an IPS on an LED TV... backlighting has nothing to do with panel type, LED/IPS combos are extremely prsevalent.

Almost everything you said is wrong, please don't post info off your thoughts of information you don't know. I won't be responding to any response as this post has already misguided some probably from your unicorn fairy tales .

LED boooooo. It's all about plasma.

Quote from Qusus : IPS has become such a buzzword these days. I think almost anything over 42" that isn't Plasma uses an IPS panel. It's not a big deal on TV's this size, because ALL TV's this size are going to be IPS panels.

Wow. If you dont know what you are talking about, keep it to yourself.

I purchased the 47" this morning for my mancave. I was going to purchase the LG 47LM4600 that was on sale from Fry's and Newegg for $550 until I read it was not a true 120hz and only had a 60hz panel.

Quote from Wyndhamscams : Almost everything you said is wrong, please don't post info off your thoughts of information you don't know. I won't be responding to any response as this post has already misguided some probably from your unicorn fairy tales .

That's interesting that you everything I said is wrong yet you won't respond to it to correct these "fairy tales."

I stand by what I said. Finding anything OTHER than an IPS panel in a TV over 42" is very very rare. (Again, excluding plasmas.) There just aren't that many VA panels in TV's this size. If you show me a few popular TV's that are VA panels at this size, I'd be happy to retract my statement.

edit*** Actually, I take that back, apparently the largest VA panels are 46", not 42"... don't know if they still make them. In any case, any TV this size is going to be IPS. My point still stands.

Quote from yeaaa : Wow. If you dont know what you are talking about, keep it to yourself.

If you think the information I presented is wrong, please show me a few non-plasma TV's that don't use IPS panels at over 42". It's very very rare.

In fact, I've honestly not seen a single TV over 50" that doesn't use an IPS panel. Truly not a single one, and certainly none that are still be manufactured.

I will gladly correct this information if you can show me large TV's that still use VA.

edit*** Actually, I take that back, apparently the largest VA panels are 46" not 42"... don't know if they still make them. In any case, any TV this size is going to be IPS. My point still stands.