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platformmaster918 said:

Hey how about this one?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001UE6M8O/ref=wl_it_of_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=2FP7A968PVG6K&coliid=I8ED4GDD3PXML&condition=all

The 2 sources that list this TV for sale are saying it's "Used". 

I honestly think this is one of those rare cases where spending another $200 is worth it for the much higher quality and 50 inch 1080P plasma. 

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Panasonic+-+50%26%2334%3B+Class+(49-9/10%26%2334%3B+Diag.)+-+Plasma+-+1080p+-+600Hz+-+HDTV/4841493.p?id=1218541224061&skuId=4841493#specifications-tab

$400 LED/LCD TVs are pretty poor while $400 plasmas are only 720P most of the time. 

You could try going to BestBuy and see if they have a floor plasma model that they might sell you for $50-100 less than the BNIB one.

Another way to think about it: You are going to spend $400+ on a next gen console but then cut corners and get the most budget TV you can get. That's like buying a $400 iPod Touch and $50 headphones. Just like the headphones are the ultimate point of contact with your ears/brain for sound waves, the TV it the ultimate point of contact with your eyes/brain for visuals. If you compromise a lot on those ends, your overall experience is significantly degraded in both cases. But if you really can't stretch your budget beyond $400, you are going to have too choose between a 720P plasma like the Samsung E-450 or a 1080P LCD/LED and there are obviously going to be trade-offs in image quality between both of those options. 

http://reviews.cnet.com/2300-6475_7-10013784.html

Alternatively you might need to start looking at used 1080P plasmas then.