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Old 03-02-2007, 03:45 PM   #1
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Thumbs up Why Didn't Penton Post This Here?! Whoa!

POST OF THE MONTH!

Wow! Just too many blu winks in one post.

Why quote it here. Go and read for yourselves. Time to pick up jaw from floor..

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I thought this was announced at CES? Thomson were out of the format war until it was more clear where it was going.
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I thought this was announced at CES? Thomson were out of the format war until it was more clear where it was going.
Lol Doesn't matter to me. The RCA HD DVD player doesn't have the "skyrocketing" sales the Toshiba players have.
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I thought this was announced at CES? Thomson were out of the format war until it was more clear where it was going.
Yes, Thomson said this at CES. I consider this direct confirmation that nothing has changed.

It was always possible that Toshiba could have been selling them since CES. Clearly, that is not the case.

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