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Well, I missed the Olevia deal because of a few complications. Any new deals come up? I'm considering getting a 1 year-used but like-new VX37L Vizio 37" from someone locally for $600.

There's no Fry's near me, unfortunately--and I'm strongly considering this 37" Olevia... http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/p_10151_10104_018W701508110001P?vName=Computers+%26+Electronics&cName=Televisions&sName=LCD+TVs

Okay, thanks Chuck. (: Why is that? I just figured HDTV lag applies to all consoles.

I just checked out the 37" Olevia--it looked a little bit lighter in colours than all the other TVs. But it also looked a bit sharper (maybe because it's lighter?) Basically, the target (red) logo looked a orange. It wasn't bad though. I wonder why it was the only TV that did that, especially...

Alright, thanks.

Thanks for the reccomendation, I looked this one up and it does seem to be at a great price. But a few reviews I've seen is that the picture is dull because of the contrast ratio (1600:1). Is this true? Most TVs are lower than that, so I thought he could just be BSing but then I saw a few LCDs...

I'm having no luck with finding any 30" Samsung SlimLines, anywhere! Thanks for the advice though.

I live very near Montgomery! Why are you airing in such a...redneck place? D:

Bump.

How much for Galaxy? And why are you selling an unopened limited edition copy in the first place O_o

Wiis are easy to get in Japan. Nintendo isn't trying to create a shortage.

I'm looking for a 32" widescreen TV, I'll keep my eye on this thread!

Things I want: I'm thinking 32", but I can bend a little. Widescreen Absolutely no delay on video games (Super Smash Bros Brawl!) Something I can watch anime on perfectly (no bad picture, able to get out of widescreen--because a lot of anime isn't widescreen). Around or under $500...

Shadow of the Collosus for $1.97...? I'm assuming that's a typo.