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It's May - And That Means HDTV Prices 'May' Be Falling
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There's been plenty of recent speculation that a price war is about to develop among makers of high-definition televisions, and it could get under way at any moment (and in some cases, it appears it's already begun, judging by some recent ads). There's a good report about it at HD Guru, which says Sony is ready to lead the charge, with LG, Samsung, Sharp and Toshiba expected to follow. So check those ads carefully and plan accordingly. The reports say manufacturers are knocking hundreds of dollars off prices (discounts of 20 to 25 percent in many cases), so May appears to be the month to move if you're in the market for a new set. |
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Darrell Proctor is a technology expert, experienced in all manner of software, hardware, and consumer electronics. He was formerly the Technology Editor for the Rocky Mountain News, and his reviews of consumer electronics have been recognized by the Consumer Electronics Association and other groups He's been a go-to guy for many companies when they prepare to launch new technologies and now he offers you his expertise. Questions for Darrell? Drop him a line at techexaminer@gmail.com.
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