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The Biggest LCD: Samsung's LT-P468W 46"

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Old Oct 12, 2004, 07:25 AM   #1
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The Biggest LCD: Samsung's LT-P468W 46"
The arms race in the hot HDTV market is all about size. Every display conference we've attended lately has featured different technologies' proponents purveying the "world's largest [insert display technology name here]." These are of course always non-shipping prototypes, and when pressed, most concede that shipping an 80" plasma panel or a 57" LCD panel in any kind of quantity is still several years off.

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Can I wish this for christmas here??
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Retail Price: $ 6500.00
Our Price: $ 5795.00 / Each


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