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02-25-2009 04:54 PM #1
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If you are going HD- then 1080p, 120 Hz & HDMI
Good time to buy.
1st thing I look at is how EZ is the bulb to replace. 1-3 year life & some aren't cheap. Some are damn near inaccessible.
Plasma w/ above specs will be the most expensive. Nothing wrong w/ LCD. Mine is a JVC ..................from Costco.com
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02-25-2009 05:25 PM #2
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make sure it's fully digital and not analog.. I see that some Walmart are still selling some that are analog, and even some CRT tv's which I thought were completly discontinued.... go 1080P, 720p is ok, but it's not true HD, and the world is switching to HD..You don't know what you've got til it's gone
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