Toshiba 55WX800 55-Inch should I buy the Toshiba 55WX800 55-Inch 1080p or wait for a deal with the dvd player included??
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Thanks Steven! could you explain better? Do You think amazon will give it so i can close the deal before X-mas?? By the way, Merry X-mas to you and everybody else..
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Did anyone ask for the blu ray player to be thown in for free and acually got it. I tried and they told the 46 inch version of this tv had a 2 pair of 3d glases and a DVD player for free bundle. This one only gets the free pair of glasses. If others are getting the blu ray player please let us know.
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maybe bc so many people are now asking they arent budging anymore. I just told them it would be the dealbreaker for me to buy it. You may also try by saying ur interested in 2 tv sets, say 1 that best buy has that includes a player/glasses for the same price as this and its the player that will make you buy it. try to be clever and let them think you may go elsewhere
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$1579 with more bundle and free shipping..http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=E1TB55WX800U
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I ordered last week, even without the bluray player it is still a great deal with 2 glasses included. I will write a review when I set it up
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that's what a lot of people are waiting for... the b-ray player is $200 and adding it to the deal will make many people happy. Amazon are you listening???
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So you told them you would buy if they threw in the BDX3000 blu-ray player and they agreed?
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just email and ask if you can. I did and so did others. You ask you receive
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I have the Toshiba D-R410KU model that I bought in the Summer of 2009. I've recorded and watched nearly 4000 movies since then, and it's still holding up fine. I'd imagine the DR410 1080p is simply the newest version of the one I have, and the one I have definitely both records and plays.
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I was interested initially in the 40A550, but ultimately went with the 40A650 because the important features were a priority for me, maybe a bit of futurizing. But now that I've had the 40A650 for 10 days, I've just made the plunge and am exchanging it for a 46A650. I figure I haven't bought a tv in 16 years, let alone a flat screen or high def, so I'm getting exactly what I want and I wouldn't want bigger..but for me the type I want came first if that was the only choice..don't know if this helps but as this post was 4/08, you may be past this by now..Good luck..
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Since the v4100 was replaced by the v5100 you can get a great deal if you can find one. My local ABC Warehouse still had one and I just picked up a KDL-46V4100 this week for $800. So far, it's great. One thing is, the screen is more reflective than my Toshiba, so be ready for some glare depending on the room it's in.
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thanks everyone! I am going with the 120hz 100,000 to 1 ratio 46" 1080p Samsung LCD. its $1199 on Amazon with 2 yr same as cash. Best buy is $1309 plus tax with 3 yr same as cash.I am not going with plasma because I have windows in livingroom that will affect glare.
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To all the people bad mouthing this 47" toshiba 1080p lcd tv: IT'S YOUR LOSS!I bought this tv for the $1199 & so far-no regret. I had read all the reviews & saw that most of the negatives were from people who had ordered previously through a 3rd party vendor & received a 42" instead of a 47". Also some complained about a 'green shift or push'--I have not seen it. Maybe this sale batch of tv's were improved. There are so many ways to adjust the color, but it looked good right out of the box so I only made minor adjustments. Glad I got it & the 52" Toshiba when they were on sale-'cause of the savings & the good quality. To all the people bad mouthing this 47" toshiba 1080p lcd tv: IT'S YOUR LOSS!I bought this tv for the $1199 & so far-no regret. I had read all the reviews & saw that most of the negatives were from people who had ordered previously through a 3rd party vendor & received a 42" instead of a 47". Also some complained about a 'green shift or push'--I have not seen it. Maybe this sale batch of tv's were improved. There are so many ways to adjust the color, but it looked good right out of the box so I only made minor adjustments. Glad I got it & the 52" Toshiba when they... » Read More To all the people bad mouthing this 47" toshiba 1080p lcd tv: IT'S YOUR LOSS!I bought this tv for the $1199 & so far-no regret. I had read all the reviews & saw that most of the negatives were from people who had ordered previously through a 3rd party vendor & received a 42" instead of a 47". Also some complained about a 'green shift or push'--I have not seen it. Maybe this sale batch of tv's were improved. There are so many ways to adjust the color, but it looked good right out of the box so I only made minor adjustments. Glad I got it & the 52" Toshiba when they were on sale-'cause of the savings & the good quality. « Show Less
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Update: Watched a dvd last night (the same dvd I first tried) and the picture was perfect - even using HDMI 1080p setting! This time I chose "Anynet HDMI DVD" from the source list on my tv settings, which I don't remember being an option before. I previously chose "DVI". I wonder if that made the difference. Hmm. Anyway....glad my dvd's now look just as great as the HD channels. Thank you for responding C.Woodruff. :)LadyR
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I would search online under "iView 105HD 1080p 5.1 Channel DVD Player user's guide" or "iView 105HD 1080p 5.1 Channel DVD Player owner's manual". That way you won't lose anything in interpretation or opinion.
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The difference is in resolution as this has 1920x1080 pixels vs mine is a 720P and it this has an optical drive (CD/RW). The rest seems to be the same and of course there is a price difference of over $125.
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I can only comment on the M3D550KD because that's what I own. The price difference is very close, so I consider the price as not a factor. The 240MHZ refresh rate was a big deal for me and I still think it's worth having. The picture is very smooth on DVD's and Blue Ray. HDTV is really nice as well. Standard definition is noticably worse, but I guess that's why they went to HD. The 3D is really cool. I didn't buy the TV for 3D, but it's one of my favorite features now. I've owned it for several months with no problems. Bottom line, if it was stolen off my wall, I'd buy another one to replace it. I can only comment on the M3D550KD because that's what I own. The price difference is very close, so I consider the price as not a factor. The 240MHZ refresh rate was a big deal for me and I still think it's worth having. The picture is very smooth on DVD's and Blue Ray. HDTV is really nice as well. Standard definition is noticably worse, but I guess that's why they went to HD. The 3D is really cool. I didn't buy the TV for 3D, but it's one of my favorite features now. I've owned it for several months with no problems. Bottom line, if it was stolen off my wall, I'd buy another one to... » Read More I can only comment on the M3D550KD because that's what I own. The price difference is very close, so I consider the price as not a factor. The 240MHZ refresh rate was a big deal for me and I still think it's worth having. The picture is very smooth on DVD's and Blue Ray. HDTV is really nice as well. Standard definition is noticably worse, but I guess that's why they went to HD. The 3D is really cool. I didn't buy the TV for 3D, but it's one of my favorite features now. I've owned it for several months with no problems. Bottom line, if it was stolen off my wall, I'd buy another one to replace it. « Show Less
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Thanks for the info Kevin, just got back from a huge dvd store here and I noticed a lot of Blu Ray discs marked 'all regions' (1,2,3) on the back of them so Sony may be trying relax restrictions for now to corner the market here. I also just found out that's it's pointless getting a blu-ray and/or hd-dvd player as my 3 year old 43" Pioneer Plasma with external hig def set top box can only output 1024 X 768 pixels max, so I wouldn't visibly see blu-rays or hd-dvd's 1080p potential...think I'm better off just getting a good upscaling dvd player & a good hdmi cable. Except for PS2, dvd players/recorders sold here are region free out of the box anyway. Will look out for Oppo but don't think it's sold here. Thanks for the info Kevin, just got back from a huge dvd store here and I noticed a lot of Blu Ray discs marked 'all regions' (1,2,3) on the back of them so Sony may be trying relax restrictions for now to corner the market here. I also just found out that's it's pointless getting a blu-ray and/or hd-dvd player as my 3 year old 43" Pioneer Plasma with external hig def set top box can only output 1024 X 768 pixels max, so I wouldn't visibly see blu-rays or hd-dvd's 1080p potential...think I'm better off just getting a good upscaling dvd player & a good hdmi cable. Except for PS2, dvd... » Read More Thanks for the info Kevin, just got back from a huge dvd store here and I noticed a lot of Blu Ray discs marked 'all regions' (1,2,3) on the back of them so Sony may be trying relax restrictions for now to corner the market here. I also just found out that's it's pointless getting a blu-ray and/or hd-dvd player as my 3 year old 43" Pioneer Plasma with external hig def set top box can only output 1024 X 768 pixels max, so I wouldn't visibly see blu-rays or hd-dvd's 1080p potential...think I'm better off just getting a good upscaling dvd player & a good hdmi cable. Except for PS2, dvd players/recorders sold here are region free out of the box anyway. Will look out for Oppo but don't think it's sold here. « Show Less
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I have the 55 inch 8000, if you don't like it you probably wouldn't like any TV. Go see it at a retailer and play a little.
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I honestly don't know, but go to the Toshiba website and look up "specifications" and it should tell you. What I can tell you is I own 2 Toshiba DVD Players and for the price I feel they can't be beat.
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In contrast to one person's answer, this projector provides a great image. If you want to spend $300 to $400 more for a 1080p you are welcome to do so. As for DVDs, etc. I would recommend a BluRay/DVD player as it can play both types of media. To this I would add an HDMI pass-through adapter that provides audio outs (around $39 for a decent one) and if you expect to have more than one HDMI source, such as an AppleTV, etc., you can get a switcher than accepts multiple HMDI ins and channel them to an out for the projector. Cheaper switchers come with a remote (and who needs yet another remote) but you can get a 4>1 auto switcher (with buttons for optional manual operation if desired) for around $69. In contrast to one person's answer, this projector provides a great image. If you want to spend $300 to $400 more for a 1080p you are welcome to do so. As for DVDs, etc. I would recommend a BluRay/DVD player as it can play both types of media. To this I would add an HDMI pass-through adapter that provides audio outs (around $39 for a decent one) and if you expect to have more than one HDMI source, such as an AppleTV, etc., you can get a switcher than accepts multiple HMDI ins and channel them to an out for the projector. Cheaper switchers come with a remote (and who needs yet another... » Read More In contrast to one person's answer, this projector provides a great image. If you want to spend $300 to $400 more for a 1080p you are welcome to do so. As for DVDs, etc. I would recommend a BluRay/DVD player as it can play both types of media. To this I would add an HDMI pass-through adapter that provides audio outs (around $39 for a decent one) and if you expect to have more than one HDMI source, such as an AppleTV, etc., you can get a switcher than accepts multiple HMDI ins and channel them to an out for the projector. Cheaper switchers come with a remote (and who needs yet another remote) but you can get a 4>1 auto switcher (with buttons for optional manual operation if desired) for around $69. « Show Less
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It is available at BestBuy. They seem to have gotten an exclusive on the 55". Special Order only right now, but some stores have them on display in the Magnolia home theatre department if you want to take a look.
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you will not see the differce in picture blue ray dvd 24p or pulldown, save your money gt is good, shop the web gt 50 ich is going for 998.00 god bless vito
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gt 25 better deal if you can get a deal on the vt series go for it, higher reviews but i will not spend 500.00 more wait till end of january 2011 prices will drop and there will be alot of promotions free glasses and also blue ray players. i recently purchased a toshiba 46 wx 800 led 3 d tv from amazon for my bedroom, free glasses 3 d and blue ray player 1,200.00 excellent tv toshiba are under rated too me there piture is same as samsung lg sony god bless vito