10 HDTV Deals in Time for Super Bowl XLVI

Model number: VR-5525Z

Specs: 1080p resolution, 120Hz, four HDMI ports

The score: This is a great price for a big-screen TV with a modest feature set. Target is offering 50 percent off delivery and installation if you book an appointment by Wednesday, February 1.

Model number: 46LA45RQ

Specs: 1080p resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, three HDMI ports, PC video input

The score: The refresh rate is not that high, so images won't look as smooth as on a 120Hz TV. You also miss out on Internet connectivity. But for $500, you get a full HD 46-inch set.

Model number: XVT3D650SV

Specs: 120Hz refresh rate, 1080p resolution, 3D display, four sets of 3D glasses, five HDMI ports, built-in Wi-Fi

The score: This LCD features all kinds of fun, including a 3D display with free 3D glasses for the whole family, Internet connectivity through Vizio's Internet apps, five HDMI ports, and built-in wireless connectivity. PCWorld's review of the XVT3D650SV gave this HDTV 4 out of 5 stars.

Model number: E3D470VX

Specs: 120Hz refresh rate, 1080p resolution, 3D, two sets of 3D glasses, built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi, Vizio Internet Apps, three HDMI ports

The score: Another Vizio special from Walmart, this 47-inch TV doesn't come with as many sets of free 3D glasses as the 65-inch XVT3D650SV does, but it's still a good deal.

Model number: 32C110

Specs: 720p resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, two HDMI ports, USB port

The score: For $280 you can't go wrong, even though this set doesn't offer a 1080p picture and you have to deal with the lower-grade 720p instead. If Radio Shack is out of stock, check Best Buy, which is selling this set for $300.

Model number: TC-P60S30

Specs: 1080p resolution, 600Hz, three HDMI ports, ethernet, two USB ports

The score: You can skip the halftime show to get online with this HDTV, using its built-in apps to check your Facebook status, watch streaming videos from CinemaNow or Netflix, or listen to music via Pandora.

You also get a good number of HDMI and USB ports for all your peripherals. If the price doesn't grab you, note that Walmart is also selling a Panasonic 60-inch plasma set for $100 cheaper, but that retailer's advertising does not detail the model number or specs.

Model number: LC70LE632U

Specs: 120Hz refresh rate, 1080p resolution, 3.5 inches deep, four HDMI ports, one component port, one composite port, one PC input, ethernet port, USB

The score: The experts say to look out for sales on large panels, and this 70-inch monster is the big playmaker this year. It's thin, it's connected, and it has lots of inputs--all for a pretty good price.

Model number: LN32D403

Specs: 720p resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, two HDMI ports, USB port

The score: It doesn't hurt to have a backup plan when shopping for a new TV. If you can't get your hands on the $280 Toshiba, this Samsung set offers the same specs as the Toshiba 32C110 and is also on sale at Best Buy.

Model number: UN46D6900W

Specs: 1080p, 120Hz refresh rate, 3D, two sets of 3D glasses, four HDMI ports, three USB 2.0 ports, built-in Wi-Fi

The score: Don't let the $700-off price tag fool you. The average price for this set hovers around $1500, according to Consumer Reports. Nevertheless, an average savings of about $200 isn't bad. Plus, you get a great set with Samsung's Smart TV apps, 3D capability, an excellent refresh rate, and a good number of HDMI and USB ports. You also get two free pairs of 3D glasses.

Model number: Z50PV220

Specs: 1080p resolution, 600Hz, Digital Audio out, three HDMI ports, PC input

The score: With this set, you won't be able to go online to check Twitter during the big game, but this 50-inch display will make sure that you see all of the offensive plays by quarterbacks Tom Brady and Eli Manning in full HD.

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