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[QUOTE=&quot;Sparks, post: 2536, member: 372&quot;]If you are still TV shopping, I would suggest you look at various web sites to help decide what you want.&nbsp; WalMart and Best Buy's web sites lists several brands along with customers ratings and reviews about the merchandise. I do not necessarily recommend buying from either of them.Just like DTV converter boxes there are lots of different capabilities of different sets.&nbsp; If you are in a rural area or possibly in the suburbs you would probably want a TV set with a tuner than will pull in the more distant stations.&nbsp; Most tuners are not designed to do that.&nbsp; Many brands of sets are made by the same companies.&nbsp; You normally do not know what you are really getting. To find out what sets are right for your area.&nbsp; One would assume that you local TV shops should know what works best in your area.I think that you will find that all of them normally sell at full retail prices.&nbsp; I find that the big chain stores and discount stores are the same to higher prices than what you can buy an item for at a locally owned small business.&nbsp; It is always nice to support the local business that is there to help when you need it. It is important that you first research it for yourself so that you will know which dealer is probably telling the truth about their products.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Sparks, post: 2536, member: 372"]If you are still TV shopping, I would suggest you look at various web sites to help decide what you want. WalMart and Best Buy's web sites lists several brands along with customers ratings and reviews about the merchandise. I do not necessarily recommend buying from either of them. Just like DTV converter boxes there are lots of different capabilities of different sets. If you are in a rural area or possibly in the suburbs you would probably want a TV set with a tuner than will pull in the more distant stations. Most tuners are not designed to do that. Many brands of sets are made by the same companies. You normally do not know what you are really getting. To find out what sets are right for your area. One would assume that you local TV shops should know what works best in your area. I think that you will find that all of them normally sell at full retail prices. I find that the big chain stores and discount stores are the same to higher prices than what you can buy an item for at a locally owned small business. It is always nice to support the local business that is there to help when you need it. It is important that you first research it for yourself so that you will know which dealer is probably telling the truth about their products.[/QUOTE]

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