The thinnest TV

[mariam]

Hi there,

I hope you don't mind me posting this

I just wanted to send you the link to our episode, where we reviewed (on film) the newest and not yet released gadgets

From the The Shaps thinnest TV, The Aurea lcd plasma, The Belkin tune studio, the Griffen evolve ipod speakers and more

Take a look if you can

megawhat.tv

Mariam

 

[Buckeye_Nut]

Personally.......... owning the "thinnest" TV means absolutely nothing to me.

If someone builds a quality 1080p LCD/DLP with an 80" display with good picture quality for around $5k-$7K...........then I'm all ears.

 

[jcPanny]

Thin "TV"

Those screens used with front projectors are pretty thin. Some them can even retract when not in use.

 

[Warpdrv]

If someone builds a quality 1080p LCD/DLP with an 80" display with good picture quality for around $5k-$7K...........then I'm all ears.

Im right there with ya Buckeye.....

I bought my 50" panny plasma, knowing full well that I would be upgrading in the future after formats and prices started to come down....

I could easily be happy with a 70" but hey, if theres an 80" with 1080p Im all eyes....

 

[Buckeye_Nut]

The good news is the prices keep dropping at an increasing pace.

Best Buy has a 73" 1080p Mitsubishi DLP on sale for only $3032!!

Buy the time I'm in the market again for a new TV....they'll be giving them away......HeHeHe In a few more years, it wouldn't surprise me if a few models in the 80"+ range start dropping into that price range.