boxst

I am not a great fan of LCD Tv's, but want to swap around the televisions in the house so that the oldest retires and that means I need a new main Television sometime in the next few months.

I am just wondering if the price will rise now that the pound is so low against every other currency in the world? LCD TV's seem really cheap now (37" Toshiba or Sony £450 in the sales) but I can't decide if the marching on of technology (which reduces price) will offset the currency rate.

Any thought welcomed ...

Thanks,

Steve

wayno

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ive heard that pro cameras are to rise up 15%, or another £700 on a 1DS mkIII

BigT

I work in the av tv and home automation industry and they are set for upto 30% rise apparently by the end of feb panasonic plasma's have already gone up. I have the panasonic th58ph10 which I only bought about 9 months ago and has gone up about 400 more than I bought it for from some places

Petem95

I work in IT/Telecoms and I've heard a rumour firms are going to be upping prices for services like ours by 80% by March

Quick - sign a contract before the price rise!! time is running out!......

With our currency collapsing imports will go up, but I don't think consumers will see any difference as the shops will just cut their margins. Not like electronics are flying off the shelves at the moment is it!.. maybe this press release about increasing prices from Sony is an attempt to get people out there and buy their stuff maybe?...

corradoboy

Get looking NOW as you can blag 42" plasma's for £450 right now. Try and get a 5 year warranty too (Panasonic ).

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