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[QUOTE="TexanMark, post: 666084, member: 35"]
Exc post...I'm being converted to Plasma for the Big Boy TVs in dark rooms. To be honest I haven't follow the technology changes as closely as some of you guys. BTW, I really agree with staying away from the cheap brands for TVs bigger than about 32". However last year I bought a 24" Samsung for my camp (love it, got it for $199 at Costco) and figured spending an extra $50 was money well spent over a cheap Chinese Generic TV. I use my TV for watching DVDs and pulling in OTA HD TV channels. BTW, Best Buy's store brand (Insignia) is actually pretty decent for a cheaper brand in the smaller TVs. When they put a small TV on sale...it is a pretty good buy. You gotta wait for the sales though.
 
But if you need a TV in a secondary location in a smaller screen size...buying that $169 Chinese 32" TV by Hooflundung might work great and be the best use for your budget. If it breaks in 2 years throw it out and get a new one. Really most TVs under $250 are becoming throw aways to me.
 
I really recommend Costco for buying your smaller screened TVs.  They all come with a 2 yr warranty for no extra cost.  Syracuse/Rochester folks you are really going to love Costco when they open in the Fall/Winter this year.  The store blows away Sam's Club...no friggin comparsion.  If you are buying a high end TV you might be better going to a local dealer known for great techinical support and customer service.  For Bayside...if he is buying a middle of the road 60" TV...Costco might be a great option if he is handy at tech stuff though.
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