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What has replaced the plasma screen

lostinrates · 2009-03-23 17:06:29

DH sent me this link knowing our penchant for plasma bashing :D: http://money.uk.msn.com/consumer/gallery.aspx?cp-documentid=15319287&dub-gallery-photo-number=9 so what is the new symbol of the finacially imprudent?

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Grade_A_Reject Posts: 805 Forumite

25 March 2009 at 8:53PM

lana22 wrote: »

I don't really care about this HD thing, but most teles have it already now don't they?
I'll be watching the apprentice on it tonight, and I'm not overly bothered whether I can see all the lines and wrinkles in Sir Alan's face or not!

I remember back in the day watching a 5th generation VHS copy of ET....you could just about make out shapes moving around. It was only when it came out on DVD that I realised ET was an alien, I thought he was just a short fat kid.

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