Sony Corporate Perks EPP Pricing

Sonystyle corporate perks EPP pricing is not usually the best, but a decent barometer of the sale prices on the TVs. Here is pricing as of 1/24/2012:

65HX929: $5,399
65HX729: $4,049

60NX720: $2,681
60EX720: $2,339

55HX929: $2,899
55HX820: $1,979 (+ free 3D starter kit)
55NX720: $1,799
55HX729: $1,499
55EX720: $1,439
55EX500: $ 999
55BX520: $1,079

Prices Below from 1/18/2012
46HX929: $2,499 (+ free 3D starter kit)
46HX820: $1,619 (+ free 3D starter kit)
46NX720: $1,439 (+ free 3D starter kit)
46HX729: $1,499
46EX720: $1,124
46EX620: $ 971
46EX521: $ 698

As I said, sonystyle EPP are generally not the best prices, but a decent barometer on sale (retail) pricing you can expect to see.

For example, right now Best Buy has the 55HX729 on sale for $1,899. Sonystyle EPP pricing has it on sale for $1,499. Thus, you know that the going rate for that TV should be in the $1,500 ballpark right now. Maybe through Vanns or some other site. Run, don't walk, away from Best Buy's "sale" price.

That's all. Just gives people a stake in the sand on how to evaluate pricing. If you can get a TV direct from Sony for $1,500, why would you pay more somewhere else?

Just to clarify. As the title of this thread states, this is the Sony Corporate Perks EPP Pricing. What I posted above is the current Sony Corporate Perks EPP Pricing. Some prices/sales are better than others.

Updated pricing today (1/24). Not much has changed. The 55HX929 has come down to Black Friday pricing and the 55EX720 is now in line with other pricing ... though I still don't know why you'd opt for that over spending $60 to get the HX729.

I didn't check the <55" TVs.