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Published: 2009-11-04 - 15:54:30 Home Theater :
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Samsung PN50B650 50-inch Plasma HDTV: $1137 with Free Monster HDMI Cable
To take advantage of this deal, simply place the TV in your shopping cart and apply the coupon code: "FREEHDTVKIT" at checkout - the kit will be added to your cart. You only pay $9.60 shipping on the home theater kit (TV shipping is free).
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The PN50B650 TV is rated "Excellent" (8 out of 10) on CNET.com, with 1080p resolution, 600 Hz sub-field drive, and a fast .001 ms panel refresh time which makes it an excellent match for gaming, as well as movies and sports. Samsung's Ultra FilterBright panel minimizes annoying screen glare and reflections. And the new e-Panel provides greater power efficiency than last year's plasma models.
The PN50B650's Medi@2.0 and internet@TV connectivity features allow you to enjoy internet-based and home network-accessible content directly on your TV (no computer required), including YouTube, Yahoo!, videos, photos and MP3 files.
The Monster Cable Home Theater Performance Kit includes a Monster HDMI cable, surge suppressing power strip, plasma-safe screen cleaner and an HDTV calibration wizard DVD so you can squeeze every last drop of performance out of your HDTV.
Offer ends November 21 or while existing stock lasts.
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