Deals for June 18: Big HDTVs for Under $1,000

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Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
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  • Tmanishere
    1TB Western Digital WD1002FAEX Caviar Black 64GB Cache Hard Drive for $80.74 with free shipping. I think it's 64MB. I was shocked when I saw that first. lol.
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  • ckim2116
    6GB of RAM with an i7-860 on that HP Pavilion desktop? Doesn't the 860 use dual channel memory or am I crazy..
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  • orionantares
    They usually pop in a 2:2 1:1 pairing when they do that for dual channel.
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  • Mark Heath
    sweet, I've been waiting my whole life for a new HP with one of the new Intel i7 869 processors. They run at 11.36Ghz! (see top of offers)
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  • dEAne
    Wow I just bought my items last week.
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  • philip222
    dEAneWow I just bought my items last week.Me to!
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  • magicandy
    Anyone using the supposed $2000+ cost of 3D TVs as their reason for not liking/getting into 3D needs to look at Mitsubishi's line of DLP 3D-ready TVs, like that one above. Full 3D compatibility for less than $1000. Hell, a week ago Tom's even linked to the 60" for $800 with free shipping.

    This whole "3D is too expensive for now" confusion needs to end, especially when there are projectors that can do it for even less cost (Viewsonic's $300 and $500 projectors that are 3D ready as well as Optoma/Acer's $700 720p-3D projectors).
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  • mergatroid
    Anyone using the supposed $2000+ cost of 3D TVs as their reason for not liking/getting into 3D needs to look at Mitsubishi's line of DLP 3D-ready TVs, like that one above. Full 3D compatibility for less than $1000. Hell, a week ago Tom's even linked to the 60" for $800 with free shipping.

    Are you kidding? Does anyone even buy DLP TVs? I'll stick with LCD or plasma. I can also do without replacing $150-$300 bulbs every year or so. Don't forget to add that into your tco. Watch out for rainbows....
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