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What about a Sanyo brand tv? I have one favorite placed on Walmart.com. It's a 26" for $296.

Link: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=10929988&findingMethod=rr

Here's the specs:

One Year Warranty with In-Home Service!
Sanyo 26" LCD HDTV:
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26" Diagonal LCD With a wide screen 16:9 Aspect Ratio and a native panel resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels (WXGA), the Sanyo 26" LCD HDTV delivers superb picture quality
Integrated Digital Clear QAM ATSC + Analog NTSC Tuner Receives conventional analog broadcasts and digital broadcasts, including HDTV programs where available
Wide Viewing Angles :170 H x 160 V Degrees Allows you to view the Sanyo 26" LCD HDTV comfortably, at the angle you prefer
Sanyo 26" LCD HDTV Specifications:
191 total channels
The Sanyo 26" LCD HDTV receives ATSC signal formats (including 480i/p, 720p and 1080i) converted to 720p display
3D Y/C Digital Comb Filter
MTS/SAP Stereo & Digital Audio
Two 5 x 9 cm speakers
Picture Shapes: 1-4 (w/remote control PIX Shape Key)
Picture/Sound Selections: Auto/Manual w/Tone
XDS-Extended Data Service capability
V-Guide Parental Control
Trilingual Menus: English, Spanish, French
Closed Caption Compliant: NTSC-608, ATSC-708CC
Sleep Timer: 1/2 - 3 hours
Auto Channel Search
2 HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) input
2 Component (Y-Pb-Pr with R/L audio) inputs
1 S-Video Input (overides composite input)
1 Composite Input (V,L/R)
PC/Mac capable (VGA D-Sub 15 pin) with mini Audio input
1 USB input with Photoviewer
1 Coaxial Digital Audio Output
1 Fixed Analog Audio Out (R/L)
1 RF Input ( Analog/Digital Antenna In)
Detachable Stand / Vesa 200 x 200 Wall Mountable (with optional kit not supplied)
Energy Star compliant
Dimensions w/stand: 26.1"W x 19.2"H x 9.0"D, 18.0 lbs
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[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']What about a Sanyo brand tv? I have one favorite placed on Walmart.com. It's a 26" for $296.[/QUOTE]

Sanyo is kind of a crappy brand. The Sammy the guy linked in his original post is $300, grab that. It's not worth getting a Sanyo just to save $4.
 
[quote name='SEH']Sanyo is kind of a crappy brand. The Sammy the guy linked in his original post is $300, grab that. It's not worth getting a Sanyo just to save $4.[/QUOTE]

Actually, the Samsung linked in the original post goes back to a tv that's $349.99, so that's a difference of $53.99 over the Sanyo.
 
[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']Actually, the Samsung linked in the original post goes back to a tv that's $349.99, so that's a difference of $53.99 over the Sanyo.[/QUOTE]

Read the OP, he found both for 300, obvious choice is the Samsung. Although i'd spend 50 more and get a 32" myself. But if you cant, go samsung.
 
[quote name='blitz6speed']Read the OP, he found both for 300, obvious choice is the Samsung. Although i'd spend 50 more and get a 32" myself. But if you cant, go samsung.[/QUOTE]

The OP didn't say he found the 26" Samsung for $300 anywhere in the post and the link does go to a page for a Samsung tv, but it's $350.;)

But whatever. If I go for a bigger screen ever, it's probably gonna be another LCD monitor, as long as it's cheaper than a standard LCD tv.
 
[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']The OP didn't say he found the 26" Samsung for $300 anywhere in the post and the link does go to a page for a Samsung tv, but it's $350.;)

But whatever. If I go for a bigger screen ever, it's probably gonna be another LCD monitor, as long as it's cheaper than a standard LCD tv.[/QUOTE]

Im going to be as polite as possible, but the links are from different sites for 2 different TVs, most likely because those were the best suited to show the tv and model. He then listed the 2 tvs and the prices. Its not hard to put 2 + 2 together.
 
they were actually both $300 at the time of the posting . i think im going to go with the samsung as it is still 300 in my local store. Thanks for all of the advice!
 
Isn't the Samsung one a computer monitor? You probably wanna make sure it has speakers(unless you're using an HT of some sort, in which case, it doesn't matter).
 
[quote name='eddie291']Isn't the Samsung one a computer monitor? You probably wanna make sure it has speakers(unless you're using an HT of some sort, in which case, it doesn't matter).[/QUOTE]

It's got speakers. All of their T..HD "monitors" can also double as televisions since they have speakers and component and HDMI inputs.
 
[quote name='SEH']It's got speakers. All of their T..HD "monitors" can also double as televisions since they have speakers and component and HDMI inputs.[/QUOTE]

That's what I'm currently using for my PS3. The monitor has some 1w speakers on it and has VGA, HDMI and DVI-D(w/ HDCP) ports.

If they're cheaper than an HDtv and can still do the same thing with an external tuner of some sort, why not get one?
 
:lol:

before i opened this thread i bet my friend 5 bucks someone would say he should get a bigger tv.

lmao, i win

get the samsung btw
 
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