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Based upon my current 35-inch Sony CRT,
We will be buying either a Panasonic 42- or 46-inch plasma TV.

The viewing distance guidelines suggest 42-inch, but my wife wants a 46-inch TV.

But, I can guarantee that we will not look at any other sizes.

And, the new TVs are definitely cheaper. Our Sony cost $1800 ten years ago. Anything we buy today would cost $1300 or less. That is in nominal dollars and not real (inflation-adjusted) dollars.
Posted by: davebarnes   Posted on: 09/29/09  (Edited: 09/29/2009 @ 07:16) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Based upon my current 35-inch Sony CRT,  davebarnes | 09/29/09
Don't go with Plasma ...  mwagner@... | 09/30/09
Cheaper to sit closer to small TV than further from a larger  Patanjali | 09/29/09
How many people have a room big enough for a 60" TV anyway?  Zogg | 09/30/09
who cares about the room size?  nessrapp | 09/30/09
Ha ha. (nt)  Zogg | 09/30/09
Those distance guidelines assume ...  mwagner@... | 09/30/09
RE: HDTVs sales back on the rise, but smaller, cheaper sets may dominate  Old EE | 09/29/09
RE: HDTVs sales back on the rise, but smaller, cheaper sets may dominate  phillfri | 09/30/09
It's not really about the economy  mwagner@... | 09/30/09
RE: HDTVs sales back on the rise, but smaller, cheaper sets may dominate  NBSF | 10/01/09
Energy usage for 42 inch panasonic viera  katrillionaire@... | 10/03/09
RE: HDTVs sales back on the rise, but smaller, cheaper sets may dominate  chiefcrewdog | 10/17/09

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