Its rear projection, any ideas, I think it was purchased new for 2500, it has has its lamp replaced...im thinking 300-400?

7/21/2006 6:18:39 AM

Here's a thought. Search the model number on websites such as froogle, ebay and craigslist. I dunno, maybe that's a crazy idea though.

7/21/2006 6:26:43 AM

Yea, see, like if i had the model number sitting right here infront of me. i really woudl love to do that, but since i dont, and im sure some of the people on here spend 10 hours a day jacking off to hdtv pricing guides, the latest thing, and might be able to throw out a ballpark figure i decided to post here instead...

7/21/2006 7:00:19 AM

You should be able to get a model number off of the machine itself fairly easily. without being able to look up the tv and see what kind of hookups it has, what it's max resolution is, etc. it would be hard for us to say what someone would pay for it now. post a model number and MAYBE we'll stop jacking off for a few minutes to give you an estimate.

7/21/2006 7:20:50 AM

i wish i knew how you dorks can beat off so much

i mean, how do you do that alllll day?

7/21/2006 7:28:49 AM

Well obviously it's not ALL day. We have to excercise and eat to build stamina and replinish the body. Vitamin pills and large ammounts of milk and water help too of course. A good lube to prevent blistering is also recommended.

7/21/2006 7:36:12 AM

I bought two rear projection HDTVs used this year.

paid $450 for a Mitsubishi 42" HDTV that was a 2002 model
paid $500 for a 50" Sony HDTV that was a 2003 model.

dunno if that helps, but that's my anecdotal experience with 'em.

7/21/2006 8:21:05 AM