[Target] Philips 26" LED TV Wifi 26PFL4907 for $89.95 YMMV

Quote from Zerogravity107 : Limited stock at my local Target. Downsizing from a 42 inch plasma, might pick this up!

why down sizing? I thought people are getting bigger TVs

Quote from bargaindeal : why down sizing? I thought people are getting bigger TVs

leaving a "smaller foot print" I guess
I went from 42 to 55 and wish I had gone bigger. Will wait tell the 70" is sub $1000 to pull trigger.

Is there a way to check the price at my local Target online? This is a killer deal though! Might have to wake up early before class and check it out

Quote from Aramis : leaving a "smaller foot print" I guess I went from 42 to 55 and wish I had gone bigger. Will wait tell the 70" is sub $1000 to pull trigger.

Haha, I went straight 55" and waiting for HD projectors to drop in price -- 120"+

They are selling at 199$ at 97006

Quote from Sunnx : They are selling at 199$ at 97006

Even the Beaverton and Washington Sq one?

Quote from SecretAznMan : Even the Beaverton and Washington Sq one?

I'm in beaverton too, waiting to hear if there are any of these deals in this area...
I'm guessing no...

$199 at the Cypress, CA location....

Sounds like this would be a waste of time. One person got the deal.

Should i call or drive ,limited stock in a 37miles distance store ? i don't want to drive,then the price is 199$ or call and target associate checks price , 89$ then cease to exist with tvs.

Quote from De-Cuss : Should i call or drive ,limited stock in a 37miles distance store ? i don't want to drive,then the price is 199$ or call and target associate checks price , 89$ then cease to exist with tvs.

It's 100 dollars difference, and to me 74+ miles + time traveled would not really be worth the risk.

What a shame. Why did Philips have to cripple such a nicely featured 26" w/only 720p resolution? I would have been all over this if not for that, as I use my current Sharp 26" HDTV as a 1920x1080 computer display. This set would have replaced my Sharp in a heartbeat had it sported the same rez.

P.S. - The specs are not clear on the max rez for this unit on Philips' website. While 1360x768 is listed as the max rez for a computer, 1080p is listed as max rez for video.

Quote from NewtonFine : What a shame. Why did Philips have to cripple such a nicely featured 26" w/only 720p resolution? I would have been all over this if not for that, as I use my current Sharp 26" HDTV as a 1920x1080 computer display. This set would have replaced my Sharp in a heartbeat had it sported the same rez. P.S. - The specs are not clear on the max rez for this unit on Philips' website. While 1360x768 is listed as the max rez for a computer, 1080p is listed as max rez for video.

isn't 26 inch LED with wifi for less than 100 (even at 720p) a nice deal...? what am I missing here....

Quote from lordoff : isn't 26 inch LED with wifi for less than 100 (even at 720p) a nice deal...? what am I missing here....

Sure, it is a nice deal even w/o the 1080p rez @ $89. Just not for me. I already have a 50" plasma in the livingroom. What I need is a 1080p HDTV from 24-27 inches that can also double as a HDTV (even at 720p, but preferably at 1080p) for my desk.

P.S. - The most impressive sounding feature this set has going for it is Smart Cloud technology. Sounds awesome, if it works well.