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Old 05-04-2007, 02:42 PM   #17
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Both of them are damn heavy and have really fat asses.

I wouldn't even consider any of those sets.

The only way that my mind may change is if Sony equips their SXRD tech with the Laser TV technology (uses laser beams).

Until they do that, I won't even consider buying these oversized mammoths.

At the moment, my money is on OLED TV and it looks like it will be
What are you talking about? I have a flat Sony SXRD and it isn't heavy at all and the "ass" certainly isn't fat. Also looks better than anything else currently on the market.
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