Who own a Plasma Screen at home???

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Dec 10, 2002 | 04:42 AM

#41

Palmateer

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From: St. Pete, Florida

I'm holding off on the plasma display purchase until they come out with the one powered by di-lithium crystals

Dec 10, 2002 | 01:51 PM

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Tweety

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From: Austin

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the Gateway 42" Plasma TV for $2999. Very tempting purchase.

http://www.gateway.com/home/products/hm_el...ls_plsmtv.shtml

Dec 11, 2002 | 08:49 AM

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Bernie Lomax

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From: Boston

Quote:

Originally posted by Mindcore
if you got the cash, get a Runco...I freaking loved mine, till it fell out of the celing and smashed to tiny bits

DOH!

I'd love to have one, but my girlfriend would like that $ spent elsewhere

Dec 11, 2002 | 11:18 AM

#44

txst

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From: Tyler, TX

[QUOTE]Originally posted by tnguyen0567
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They have a lifetime of 2000 Hours. And usually run about $600.00 to replace. I anticipated that when I bought my DLP projector so I bought the bulb in the event it is discontinued or go up in price.

Dec 11, 2002 | 12:28 PM

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tantheman

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From: Fountain Valley, CA

[QUOTE]Originally posted by txst
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Is this correct?

Dec 11, 2002 | 06:29 PM

#46

Daniel L

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From: LA, CA - Durham, NC

I think we paid around $12000 a long time ago for the Pioneer 50" plasma set. Gran Turismo 3 was fun in widescreen mode but it still looked better on the Sony Wega.