News.com has an interesting article from The New York Times Online (Like how I linked to News.com so you don't have to do the annoying log-in at the New york Times) about how flat-panel TV prices continue to drop. They mention several brands including Westinghouse and say:


Westinghouse has positioned itself as one of the least expensive suppliers of LCD televisions. During the holiday season, it cut the price of its 30-inch model to $1,700, 23 percent less than in the summer. Today the model is available for $1,500 at such retailers as Best Buy and Amazon.com. The same-size set from Philips is priced $400 higher. "Today our major benefit is pricing," Woo said. "That's how we'll become a major player. We're not ashamed of that."

Hard to believe how low flat-panel prices are getting. Be sure to read the entire article:

Flat Screens at Rock-Bottom Prices