5gears-IS

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Was $1399.99
Hitachi 42 in. HD1080 Plasma HDTV
3 HDMI Inputs
1280 x 1080 resolution (over 1.3 million pixels)
281 Trillion Color Capability
Energy Star® Complian
and much more.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/ProductDi...00100383&aff=Y

Enjoy!!

LCSC

iTrader: (4)

With that resolution it is most likely 1080P. dang that is cheap.

jdmae86

it says 1080i in the topic

LCSC

iTrader: (4)

Thus the statement. If it were just 1080i that means it is most likely a 720P TV with a resolution of around 720 Horizontal lines not 1080. There is a big difference between 1080i and 1080p (about double) and a big price difference.

masboy

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is this a goood plasma TV to buy ? Im in the market to buy one...but don't really know which one is damn good & affordable.

PJ

I bought this one back when it was on sale for 750+ tax a month and a half ago.... def an awesome TV. I used to have a 65" Mitsubishi Diamond Series 1080i HDTV, picture is just as good, if not better.

Also... if you use your sears card you get an extra 10% off..... so $699+tax.... already a better deal than what i got.

sbgs400

this is NOT a 1080p tv, true 1080p resolution is 1920x1080, not 1280x1080. however if you supply this tv with a 1080p source it will scale it and display. some have reported that the picture looks a little squished, that's not too surprising.

JohnnyIS25

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I have heard pretty much 1080i is pretty much almost sames as 1080p, but only diffrence if you watch very close, you can tell the quality is not the same, but if from a distance they both look the same, beside i dont think there is quite alot of channels that is displayed in 1080p

5gears-IS

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I dont know why people worry about the 1080 deal??? As far as I know 1080p
is not available over the air in any form! The only thing you can watch at true 1080p is with the use of a 1080p DVD player and of course the movie.

Now how many times or better yet how many hours do we use our tv's to watch dvd's??? Then why worry about 1080p or 1080i ???

It has very limited use anyways.............I am happy with my 720 plasma, HD channels look great on it!

masboy

iTrader: (30)

ah crap....sold out already !!

PJ

Just go pickup the 50" version of the same TV at Best Buy for $996. Extra 12% off (~$875 + tax) if you are a Reward Zone member and have the monthly coupon they mail out.

5gears-IS

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Go to your local Sears or Sears Essentials they are still available here in Pa.

LCSC

iTrader: (4)

There is a long answer but the short is that the 1080P has 2X the frames.

They look a lot better if it is hooked to your computer.

PK_Celsior

iTrader: (18)

yea 1080i and 1080p are very close to each other. but the different resolution is what set them a part. the picture on the 1080p will be sharper. they have different refresh rates like 24 60. depending on what type of tv you have. costco has a lot of philips lcd up for sale. philips are in the decent range :].

stockySC4

wait til christmas. these are going to get huge markdowns