Back to School Deals, TVs & Home Theater

We've got some great deals on TV and Home Theater products as part of our Back to School Deals*. There are TVs from Samsung, Insignia, LG, Toshiba and Vizio, as well as some TV mounts, Blu-ray players, home audio systems and more! Here are some of the highlights: 
LG - 55" Class - LED - 1080p - 240Hz - Smart - 3D - HDTV
Back to School Deals sale price: $1,499.99
Regular price: $2,199.99
You save: $700
Ratings & Reviews data as of 8/11/13.
Insignia™ - 50" Class - LCD - 1080p - 120Hz - HDTV
Back to School Deals sale price: $449.99
Regular price: $549.99
You save: $100
There are a lot more deals than just those two, so follow the links below to check them all out!
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  • Will there be a back to school deal in 2013

    I know that in the past apple has had back to school deals during the summer and since I am intending on buying a new MBP I am wondering if anyone knows if there will be a back to school deal in 2013?

    I don't think I can wait either.  Too bad that it wasn't offered on the 12th of June like it was last year.  Best Buy has some pretty good deals, think I'll head over there. 

  • Is there going to be another back to school deal this year?

    Like when you buy a macbook and you get a free printer or an ipod or something?

    "Back to school" offers have hit the Apple mainpage now. New this year is bonuses for iPhone purchases.
    It seems we had to get past Fathers day a little, and now Labor Day (Sept 1 or thereabouts) and back to school is the next big event.

  • Student Starter Pack - Back to School StudentDocket and Cram Deal

    Hey everyone,
    Just wanted to inform all the people heading back to school that SimpleLeap Software and StudentDocket have teamed up to offer both applications for only $25!
    Right now, both applications are individually discounted (StudentDocket $9.99, Cram $15), but those individual discounts will end very soon (before the Student Starter Pack deal is over).
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    that sounds awersome!!! thanks so much for the info!

  • How much do you care about sound quality in your Home Theater?

    Many people sweat over the smallest details when getting a video device (TV, projector), but do not think much about the integration of a sound system in their room.  Too many people think that a large TV with an off the shelf sound system will make a great home theater system.  Unfortunately, many stores can't even demonstrate the integration of video and audio as evidenced by the huge wall of TVs and a small section devoted to surround sound systems.  How is a consumer to build a home theater if you can't hear and see what is possible.
    So my question is, how much do you care about sound quality and what have you done to get the most out of your system?  For instance: Have you applied sound absorption materials to your walls, have you sweated speaker placement, have you plotted your room's anti-nodes, have you controlled your light levels, have you calibrated your speakers, etc.
    Believe it or not, your room's acoustics and the proper type of audio equipment and speakers play a much LARGER part in your enjoyment of anything that you watch.  You just can't throw some speakers into a room wherever you want and expect to have an engrossing experience.
    The reason I ask is that I don't believe that many people care about sound quality since a large percentage of the population think that portable digital audio players sound fine.  I would like to be proven wrong.  My other goal is to raise everyone's awareness that you need to think about more than just a large TV in order to build your home theater.
    I do not work for Best Buy and am not affiliated with them in any way. I like HT and want to help people improve their HT experience. "There is a LOT more than just having a TV to make a home theater"

    It really depends - I am working since the last 2 years on an very large Applet (~650 classes / 1.5mb classes) which had design-time comptibility with MSJVM and Netscape-1.1.5.
    Now 2 years later the applet is still not finished although I am pretty sure we would already be shipping if only our managers would not had been that stupid to decide 2 years back to support obsolte jvms.
    Since Netscape-4.x is dead and MSJVM useage really decreases dramatically (I guess it won't play a role in 2-3 years) I only can recommend to not target to the msjvm any more.
    its really ugly and its buggy, whereever you look bugs, bugs, bugs.
    lg Clemens

  • Can I receive the Back to School $100 itunes giftcard if I buy a Mac from BestBuy/Future Shop?

    When you buy a new qualifying Mac with Apple education pricing from June 16, 2011, through September 20, 2011, you’ll get a free $100 Back to School Card to use on the Mac App Store, the App Store, the iTunes Store, and the iBookstore.
    Do you have to purchase the mac from an Apple store? Will this deal still apply if you purchase it from a seller such as Best Buy, Futureshop, etc...
    I'm asking this because Best Buy offers MS Word for Home & Student for free with a purchase of a mac as well until September 30, 2011
    Any help would be great! Thanks in advance:)

    The $100 iTunes gift card is a promo being run specifically by Apple, so no a third-party vendor will not have the same promo. Bust Buy does like to match deals, so as tjk suggests, you should contact them and see if they can offer anything to match Apple's promo.

  • Back to School Small TV Sale

    Looking for that perfect new TV to fit in your dorm room or bedroom? Check out our Back to School sale on small TVs! We've got great models from Samsung, Toshiba, Insignia, Dynex, Panasonic, Vizio and more.
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    Check out our Dorm Room Essentials deals*
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    When and if Apple announces it. Surely, not until just before you go back to school. That's why they call it a Back to School sale.

  • Trouble w/ the connection from my Panasonic Home Theater System

    So I recently purchased
    Panasonic - 5.1-Ch. 3D Blu-ray Home Theater System
    Panasonic - 50" Class / 720p / 600Hz / Plasma HDTV
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    now I have the home theatre system and the ATT uverse connected to the TV with their own HDMI cables. The Att is connected to the 1st HDMI port and the home theatre is connected to the 2nd HDMI port.
    The guy at the store said I could get surround sound when I'm watching cable if I got a Rocketfish Digital Optical Audio Cable and plugged it in to my uverse box,
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    but the loop hole we found is that if we unplug the HDMI cable that is connecting the theatre system to the TV (only unplugged from the TV), we can hear the cable on surround sound, but if it's plugged in we can't hear it, so now we have to unplug and plug in to watch movies or cable, but that's way too frustrating to deal with, does anyone know how to fix this so my surround sound works with everything w/o having to unplug?

    bhsmariana wrote:
    So I recently purchased
    Panasonic - 5.1-Ch. 3D Blu-ray Home Theater System
    Panasonic - 50" Class / 720p / 600Hz / Plasma HDTV
    and I already have a Att u-verse Box at my house
    now I have the home theatre system and the ATT uverse connected to the TV with their own HDMI cables. The Att is connected to the 1st HDMI port and the home theatre is connected to the 2nd HDMI port.
    The guy at the store said I could get surround sound when I'm watching cable if I got a Rocketfish Digital Optical Audio Cable and plugged it in to my uverse box,
    but now I'm confused because I tried plugging it in from the uverse box to the TV and that didn't work, then i tried connecting it from the uverse box to the theatre system and that didn't work,
    but the loop hole we found is that if we unplug the HDMI cable that is connecting the theatre system to the TV (only unplugged from the TV), we can hear the cable on surround sound, but if it's plugged in we can't hear it, so now we have to unplug and plug in to watch movies or cable, but that's way too frustrating to deal with, does anyone know how to fix this so my surround sound works with everything w/o having to unplug?
    Do this:
    Check your manuals for the exact ports and menu settings for the following, the TV should have come with a poster that shows the connections as well.
    Take the Rocketfish cable back to BB You can only get 5.1 surround over optical from your Panasonic TV when using the internal tuner, and other source, like HDMI will be limited to 2.1 audio.
    then
    1 - HDMI from your cable box to HDMI 2 on your Panny TV.
    2 - HDMI port 1 which should be labeled ARC from your Panny TV to the HDMI OUT port on your Panny reciever. It should also be labeled ARC.
    3 - Turn on Viera Link on both the TV and the reciever.

  • Desktop/Finder keeps rebooting after upgraded to Maverick (mac mini hooked up to a home theater system)

    My desktop keeps rebooting ever since I upgraded to Mavericks.
    Current setup, Mac Mini hooked up to home theater (Panasonic SC-HTB20) that is then hooked up to my Panasonic Plasma TV.
    I usually leave my Mac Mini on running and at least once a day when I turn on the TV I can see that my desktop was rebooted. Firefox and Chrome will say that it wasn't shut down properly and if I want to restore my previous session. Also some times when I switched the input to watch TV and switch back, all my windows will be scattered out of place. For example Chrome will be in the top left hand corner to the point that it's almost minimized and I wouldn't be able to move it as well. Only thing I can do is close out these applications and relaunch them. It doesn't appear that the OS actually crashed, but more like the desktop/finder itself crashed. Cause once in a while I will switch back or turn on the TV and the screen will stay black for a few minutes then I'll see the cursor in the top right hand corner. After that I will start to see the desktop and my application start loading. It doesn't go through the regular process of rebooting where you see the Apple logo so I don't think the OS actually crashed but I could be wrong.
    For some reason it seems like Maverick doesn't like the home theater system. An almost guarantee way to reproduce the issue is to wait for the home theater to turn off after it's been inactive for a while. If I turn it on the home theater to have the audio coming from it I will see the desktop goes black immediately then the whole desktop reboot process I mentioned above will kick in.
    Never had any of these issues on 10.7 before I upgraded to Maverick.
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    Sounds like a kernel panic.
    If you post the report we could have a go at deciphering it.
    It would be in /Library/Logs/Diagnostic Reports.

  • Dolby DIGItal HOME THEATER cannot be installed after upgrading to Windows 8.1

    Hi there,
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    I have lenovo edge E531 with 8gb ram, intel core i5-3230M 2.6GHz, GeForce 740M

    hi sotim01,
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    1. Uninstall all components,
            Open Device Manager and Uninstall your Conexant audio under Sound and ganing controllers (make sure to place a check under delete driver software for this device)
    2. Open Control Panel Uninstall a program and highlight the dolby component and an Uninstall button will appear.
    3. Open your C: drive and Delete any folder that says drivers if non then continue with the next step
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            Conexant Audio Driver  
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    Restart your PC and there you go!
    Let me know your findings
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  • NEED HELP --- hooking up tv, cable box, home theater

    60" Samsung smart TV --- contains several HDMI inputs
    Time Warner HD cable box --- contains 1 HMDI input; components as well
    LG Home Theater in a box, Model #BH6820SW --- contains 1 HDMI output, red/white aux input, & yellow video output.
    Very simple...... I want to turn my TV on, change channels with cable box remote & have my sound from TV come out of this home theater in a box I just bought.
    I've been at this for hours and I'm ready to take it back because of the ongoing frustration. I have 3 HDMI cables to use (which obviously I won't need all of them), I have a red/white audio cables and a yellow video cable to use if needed.
    Can someone out there PLEASE explain how this can be done?????????
    Thanks.

    You may be able to do it by running a Digital Optical cable to the Digital optical input on the LG from the TW Cable Box, and a seperate HDMI cable to the TV from the TW Cable box.
    Honestly though, I'd take it back and get a an AVR with HDMI switching, a set of speakers, and a standalone Blu Ray player. It'll cost more, but you'll get a better feature set, better performance, and more flexbilty to add more devices down the road.

  • Connecting an ipod to a home theater system

    I recently purchased a home theater system with a USB port claiming the system can play music files. When I connected my ipod to the system, all I got was the "do not disconnect" message on the ipod screen and no ability to play music. When making the same connection with a scandisk flash memory MP3 player, there was no issue with playing the music. I am curious as to why the ipod will not play through this connection? I know I can connect the ipod through the audio in port on the home theater system, but by using the USB connection, I was hoping not only to play the music, but also charge the ipod as well. In addition to why my ipod will not play in this home theater system (RCA), is there another type of home theater system out there that does have a USB connection for the ipod to play through?
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    Place the iOS device in Recovery Mode and then connect to your computer and restore via iTunes. The iPod will be erased.
    iOS: Wrong passcode results in red disabled screen                         
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    How to put iPod touch / iPhone into DFU mode « Karthik's scribblings        
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  • After firmware update ipod touch not working with my Sony Home Theater DAV HDX287WC any suggestions

    Is there a solution to play music from my iPod touch on my Sony Home Theater System DAV HDX 287WC after recent firmware/software upgrade? However, I am still able to play music through my ipod classic, but I am really missing the the functionality of the iPod touch with my home theater system.

    - Check to see if there is a firmware update for the theater system
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    - Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
    Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
    least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
    - Unsync all music and resync
    - Reset all settings
    Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
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  • Sony Home Theater System DAV-HDX275

    I just bought a home theater system and I am wonder how to connect it to get the best sound out of it while watching blue ray movies or just plain old TV?  There is a HDMI outputy on the back and a digital inout on the back.  Whic one should I use and get th best results
    Thanks!!!

    The DAV-BC50 appears to have only stereo analog input ( pair of L/R RCA jacks). You need a cable with a stereo miniplug on one end and 2 RCA jacks on the other. The soundcard should be set to 2-speaker mode. The DAV-BC50 does not have any way accept discrete multichannel from the soundcard nor to accept encoded AC3/DTS from the soundcard. You can use Dolby Prologic II to get all your speakers going, but you should not use processing when playing DirectSound3D games because it will dilute the intended 3D soundfield produced from 2 speakers.
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    [email protected] Edited by dwh on 04-25-2005 04:56 PM

  • Choosing a Budget Home Theater System

    I'm looking to add theater sound to my family room, but my budget is pretty tight.  I currently have a Panasonic Plasma Screen that is connected to my cable box via HDMI, a Panasonic Blue Ray Player that connects to the tv via HDMI, and an XBox 360 that connects to the tv via component cables.
    To be honest, I don't know much about theater systems, and I just want something that is decent sounding with the connections I need.  Can someone offer a few suggestions?  I see that Best Buy offers a couple systems for around $200, but I'm not sure that'll get me what I need to connect all of my devices.
    Thanks.

    The first step to building a good home theater system(at any budget), is to decide where you will put speakers, and how you will handle wiring.
    If your budget is $200, you're almost certainly looking at a modest satellite(small) speaker system. These are typically sold with a built-in DVD. The sound won't be anything speacial, but it will certainly outdo the TV alone.
    I suggest investing in an actual surround receiver. Sony isn't known for the greastet sound quality, but there receiver usually pack alot a features for cheap. Yamaha has a some good offerings as well.
    The most important part of any home theater system is the speakers. You you're gonna cut corners, do it on receiver, not the speakers. Assuming we spend about $100-$150 on the receiver, you'll need to pony up at least $400 for a decent speaker/powered subwoofer package. Best Buy has a pretty aggressive deal on the Quintet package from Klipsch for the day after Thanksgiving.
    Sure you'll spend more money on a setup like this, but the sound and overall usefullness of a real receiver are worth the extra investment.
    Disclosure: Former BBY employee.

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