Deal of the day: Toshiba 62-inch HDTV for $2,200

by CNET Staff

For those of you who love a bargain, but are lacking the time and energy to wade through the sea of online deals, CNET News.com is now highlighting just one great offer on a daily basis.

When you also consider shipping costs, here's one of the best online deals we could find for this 62-inch HDTV.

What: Toshiba 62HM95,62-inch TheaterWide DLP rear projection HDTV
How much: $2,199.88
Shipping: $149.25
Where: OneCall (via fatwallet.com)
When: now until unknown
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