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http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | What's the difference between an old 27-inch television and a new 42-inch liquid-crystal display model? The past and the future, one might say.
Solving puzzle of HD and TV Mark Kellner The Washington Times
What's the difference between a 27-inch television and a state-of-the-art 42-inch liquid-crystal display model?
Solving puzzle of HD and TV The Washington Times
What's the difference between a 27-inch television and a state-of-the-art 42-inch liquid-crystal display model? The past and the future. Within a couple of years, all television programming in the United States will be high-definition and old sets will be just so many paperweights.
Microsoft Xbox 360 HD-DVD player CNET
While it doesn't offer HDMI connectivity, the Xbox 360 HD-DVD player matches up well against stand-alone HD-DVD players, and it's a relative bargain at $200.
Big-box retailers battle on prices The Santa Rosa Press Democrat
WASHINGTON - The Panasonic 42-inch plasma high-definition television sold for an average of $1,762 at Circuit City in September. By October, it was $1,687. And the day after Thanksgiving, the price hit a temporary low of $1,199.
Falling to rock bottom Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Retailers race to cut electronics prices Florida Today
Retailers are rushing to cut prices of popular consumer electronics.
Store wars: Pricing battle on electronics in full swing The Arizona Republic
The Christmas shopping season accounts for about 20 percent of all sales for retailers, and success or failure during these two months can have long-term effects. This year, consumer electronics dominate the landscape.
Confusion over high-def TV dampens enthusiasm USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News
NEW YORK - Consumers seem to like everything about HDTV - except TV shows in HD. Only 47% of people buying a high-definition TV set in the past year say they did so looking forward to watching TV shows in HD, according to a study out Wednesday by Frank N. Magid Associates. That's down from 63% two years ago.
Confusion over high-def TV dampens enthusiasm WZZM 13 Grand Rapids
Consumers seem to like everything about HDTV — except TV shows in HD.
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