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I'd say. There are much more expensive tv's. And that one's pretty nice.. I don't know. If you have the money. And some money to spare. Just buy it. (Just an opinion.)

...yeah, that TV is $$. but I don't know market prices or alternatives so I can't help.

don't do it, read a book or play outside instead, i regret spending all my hours playing games instead of doing something actually useful with my life

Money is meant to be spent, as long as you don't compromise the money that meant for more critical needs then it's fine to spend as much as you want.

Don't think it'll ship on a Sunday anyway so you could look around

I bought a new TV in 2010 and what I learned from my experience is that while there are definitely cheaper options, they aren't necessarily as good in terms of quality. LG, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, Toshiba and all the mid-to-high end manufacturers will always be higher in quality than crap like Westinghouse, Audiovox, etc. When I was doing my research at the time, LG and Panasonic were the two brands I settled on, and I got a Panasonic because I wanted plasma. But after 2 years with the tv, I kind of wish I'd gone with the LG because the set has developed some problems that Panasonic knows about but wants to ignore (sadly, it's out of warranty but fortunately the TV remains perfectly serviceable).

Your TV is actually a pretty decent one, and the price isn't bad for those features (I might have held out for 3D, but it's not essential). I personally would have gone with something in the 37"-42" range instead of 32" because that might start to feel really small to me after a while. But I only use my TV as a monitor about 30% of the time, so it's most often being used as a TV and I need something bigger for that purpose. If you're using it primarily as a monitor, it shouldn't be a big deal.

If you have the money and it's not going to hurt your ability to eat, live well or be healthy, why not go for it?

Wrong decision buying that "monster".

700$ = i5 and 7850 or maybe higher.

i7 and Geforce GT620 is like...crysis 3 and tetris ( if i make a comparison ).

don't buy the dell or HDTV because best buy sells the xps 8300 for 650 USD new and 585 USD used. Also to build a PC without a graphics card is 650 USD

a hotel i stayed at had a LG 32 inch HDTV and the picture was awful due to its poor upconversion engine. recommend buying a dell ips monitor

what brand was your previous pc, what was your previous pc's specs, and what brand is your current HDTV?

because it is probably better to buy a 46 inch or larger HDTV especially if a new pc is not neccessary or is a minor improvement over your previous pc.

if you're getting the 32 inch then i'd say go for it, since the price really doesn't seem all that bad for that tv.

that is a pretty mighty deal you grabbed yourself there, I don't really like Dell builds though, do you know what full specs are of the motherboard, ram and power supply?

That PC is a monster, m-m-m-monster~