Prices For 40" Crt Tvs

[chevykanteve]

I'm interested in purchasing a 40" (or thereabouts) CRT TV. Can someone out there please give me general price-range guidelines? I'm in Roi-et but would like to know BKK and/or Khonkaen prices so that I can make intelligent (price) comparisons with TVs offered for sale here.

Thanks in advance for your input!!

[Phil Conners]

I've never seen or heard about a 40" CRT TV - that would be a huge tube. Biggest I've seen is around 32" and they currently go for around 10K or so. Do you mean LCD?

[chevykanteve]

I've never seen or heard about a 40" CRT TV - that would be a huge tube. Biggest I've seen is around 32" and they currently go for around 10K or so. Do you mean LCD?

No, I meant CRT, but if that size doesn't exist then I suppose I'd have to do with 32". Thanks for your input!

[solo siam]

They used to have 36" available, but a 42" plasma is cheaper nowadays (39,995).

[Khutan]

That would be a very heavy unit to lift.

[fisherd3]

having the E-250 slider for the last 2 months and not entirely

happy with it and wanting to upgrade i was Looking at the D-900 slider

and while reading on reviews and comparison charts to other samsung sliders

i tell you what I'm lost and confused as to which is better with similar specs,

any one with first hand experience with the latest sliders out there?

Thanks,

40" is the largest theoretical size for a crt, I have never seen one, and I look a lot, big CRTs seem to be on the way out, the biggest I have recently seen is a 32" Phillips in Robinsons in Sri Racha which my be a Power Buy franchise, it was priced around 20,000thb. I have a 32" Samsung I would love another especially at the price I paid 17,000thb as a clearance item for Power Buy but no see.

[cdnvic]

Are you maybe thinking of rear projection?

[Firefoxx]

Largest commercially available in Thailand was 36", and that was a long time ago. I doubt you could find one now. 32" is the current size, and they're not that good, in that it's a cheap model, not top-of-the-line, and not comparable to current LCD/Plasmas.

[gharknes]

I have a 36" panasonic that i bought for 36kbaht last year, i might be willing to part with it, plasma tv's in that price range won't be as good a picture

[Guest Reimar]

34" BOUGHT 6 MONTH AGO, BAHT 14,000.00

[astral]

I saw a Samsung plasma (lcd?) in a hotel at KLIA.

On some channels it was fine, on others it just showed up the poor quality of the signal.