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[The Blackfriars Blog] , but today's bricks and mortar circulars proved that Panasonic cut its manufacturer's suggested retail prices for its plasma TVs this week. You can now go to Best Buy or Circuit City and pick up Panasonic panels at these price points: 50-inch HDTV for $3999 42-inch HDTV for $2999 42-inch EDTV for $1999 You can expect the on-line street prices to decline as well, but not as much as the MSRPs, which went down anywhere from $500 to $1000 depending on the model.
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[I4U News] New Panasonic 65 inch 1080p HDTV Plasma TH-65PX500: The flag-ship 65 inch model TH-65PX500 will ship in November for 990,000 yen (~$9,000). This is at least $5,000 less than the 1080p 65 inch Sharp Aquos LCD HTDV that will come also come in Q4 to the USA.
[Cnet.com] Panasonic unveils first 1080p LCD projection TV - CNET.com: TalkBack: Add your opinion The product: While we'll take Panasonic's "first" claim with a grain ofsalt, the company is at least the first to announce an LCD-basedrear-projection HDTV featuring 1080p HDTV resolution. Manymanufacturers call 1080p "true HDTV." It uses an array of 1,920x1,080pixels, enough to reproduce every bit of detail from 1080i high-defsources.
[Camcorderinfo.pricegrabber.com] Plasma & LCD Televisions - Camcorderinfo.com - PriceGrabber.com: Find the best deal on Plasma & LCD Televisions by comparing bottom-line prices, ... 16:9, 1024 x 768, 3000:1, HDTV Compatible Panasonic - TH42PX50U ...
[Blogs.sun.com] Rich Burridge's Blog : Weblog: I would go for a CRT or LCD projection HDTV for now, and in a few years when newer big TVs won't be as expensive, I would make another switch. Also, you say that you don't want much cabling, however, if you are a game console player, you need a few extra input jacks there, because using those you can get much better quality (especially if you buy some third-party Moster cables for PS/2 or Xbox that boost quality 2x).
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Posted at August 29, 2005 02:16 PM
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