Cheap HDTVs for Black Friday and Beyond  Consumer confidence is
down, the foreclosures keep coming, and you're pinching pennies
while Wall Street seems to have reverted to business as usual.
Fortunately, one thing may bring back your holiday spirit: cheap
TVs. That's right, this year's holiday shopping season may bring
TVs at deeper price cuts than usual.  What You Can Expect for
Black Friday 2010  Let's start with the numbers. According to
market research firm iSuppli, HDTV manufacturers had an
unusually high inventory of TVs (especially LCD TVs) as
September 2010 began, meaning that they'll need to sell, sell,
sell. Due to the oversupply, iSuppli has pegged Black Friday's
HDTV prices to be as low as $200 to $300 for a new 32-inch 720p
TV, and $500 for a new 42-inch 1080p TV.  At those prices, don't
expect to snap up a full-featured 3D TV with a 240Hz refresh
rate, though; for that kind of money, you're probably looking at
lower-tier manufacturers like Emerson, whose sets are already
pretty cheap.  Still, we