TV Prices are Currently the Highest They've Been in Over Two Years

[TheDickWard]

The primary difference seems to be more featured TVs and a rise in the share of higher-end sets.

http://www.homemediamagazine.com/hdt...ear-high-27942

[i007spectre]

I've bought my last TV. Just got a projector, and I don't plan to go back. Now if only I could sell my TV I had previously.

[ghostdrknss]

that is the big question. many people arent purchasing barely anything. even electronics. try and sell it on craigslist.org

[AV_Integrated]

Meh, I would think most of this is due to the larger sizes. People are buying big, and more big choices are available are more reasonable prices. It used to be $3,000+ for 50". Now it is $500 for 50" and $3000 buys you 70"! People that were on the fence before about spending an extra $500 or $1,000, are now just spending the $200 more to get the next size up.

Also, we have really lost the sales of smaller plasmas I would think. So, smaller displays are almost all LED backlit versions, which are more expensive, right now, then the traditionally lit LCD models.