The plasma pricing precipice
[The Blackfriars Blog] Over at the AV Science Forum, there is a bunch of discussion about the possibility of 50-inch Plasma panels for under $3,000 in the coming months. With brand name pricing of 50" plasma panels now more in the $4,000 range, this may herald a real pricing discontinuity for plasma panels, probably in response to the huge volume of production coming online in the LCD world.
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Posted at June 15, 2005 10:37 AM
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