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What do you kids think of this. I think I'll wait until I see the price drop a little or until Costco stocks it.
http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/article.asp?section_id=7&article_id=1265
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He would go for this 84''
http://www.brightandsleek.com/Orion_PK8401_p/pk8401.htm
But then we would have to meander through 20-30 daily posts about it 
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Well, see if you can top this:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/01/09/panasonics-103-incher-up-close-and-personal/
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There are plenty of TVs that upconvert, or are native 1080p and that are 1920X1080 resolution that are less than $4K. What makes this Samsung cost so much? Maybe they give the buyer part ownership in KIA.
No thanks Iam done Iam happy, but problem is all the fun was in putting everything together, getting all the bugs out and chatting with you fine folk. Iam not as sharp as sirround and other pros in this chat room but i have learned a lot. Also Iam sorry for all the stupid posts I have made. but its been raining and cold for almost a month and I havent been feeling well and chit chatting has made me feel better. SDo be aware I have 8 hours to kill harda ha ha
that thing is a flat panel. Much like the ones Sony and Panasonic are tinkering with right now.
You got Stewarts attention. Now every time he turns on that Toshiba, its going to look like a 19" screen to him.
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