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22 August 2007, 03:49 PM
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Strange, as its a current model in Sony's line up (replacement not out 'til October).
If this £3K LCD isn't current, I like to see one that is....
(and shame on Sony if its the case 
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If this £3K LCD isn't current, I like to see one that is....
(and shame on Sony if its the case )
22 August 2007, 10:08 PM
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Consumers Choose Plasma Over LCD in Side-by-Side Tests - Pioneer UK
please read and enjoy
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PLASMA RULES
please read and enjoy
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PLASMA RULES
22 August 2007, 10:57 PM
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Have you ever seen a 36" CRT telly? Its f*****ing huge.
23 August 2007, 10:07 AM
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A mate of mine has just replaced his 42 Rear projection TV with a 37' Plasma and it takes 3-4 men to move his old one, its that big.
He cant even get it to the tip as it needs a lorry to ship the thing, it does look good where he has dumped it in the middle of his dining room though, his Mrs loves it.
He cant even get it to the tip as it needs a lorry to ship the thing, it does look good where he has dumped it in the middle of his dining room though, his Mrs loves it.
24 August 2007, 08:40 PM
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Guys, I repeat...that's why rooms have corners! My soggy 50" LCD wastes not much more space than a 36" CRT.
Panasonic Pro do a 16:9 19" LCD that aint half bad but it's £2.2k and that's why people in the TV industry still rely on CRT for anything critical inc colour grading and picture quality asessement. Says it all.
D (in a vaguely hypocritical 'on a loser' mode)
Panasonic Pro do a 16:9 19" LCD that aint half bad but it's £2.2k and that's why people in the TV industry still rely on CRT for anything critical inc colour grading and picture quality asessement. Says it all.
D (in a vaguely hypocritical 'on a loser' mode
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24 August 2007, 10:54 PM
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saw a 65" plasma in the Panasonic shop today...
my little un just looked at it and said "big tv" wasnt a bad picture for a terrestrial broadcast
astronomic price though 7.5K (mind you it was 10K last year)
mart
my little un just looked at it and said "big tv" wasnt a bad picture for a terrestrial broadcast
astronomic price though 7.5K (mind you it was 10K last year)
mart
30 August 2007, 08:28 PM
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Bought a 50" Phillips Plasma today in Makro for £999 +VAT. Cracking price! Not 1080P but takes HDMI.
I also got an upscaling DVD player free (that's mine as the screen is for work
).
Cant believe the value (or the weight!!!)
D
I also got an upscaling DVD player free (that's mine as the screen is for work
).Cant believe the value (or the weight!!!)
D
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