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  1. just $6,999.99 a recession price

    http://www.crutchfield.com/S-4rokfOYiBgu/App/Product/Item/Main.aspx?I=690L65A90


    Uses three compact lasers — one each for the red, green, and blue primary colors; 200% greater color gamut than broadcast HDTV; much less power consumption; 3D ready
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    For $7000 I might consider the 3 color laser grid full 3d option... but I'm still too cheap to buy a HD TV for <$1000 so I think I'll pass...
    Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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  3. I bet the price will go down to $5000 next month for the holiday (still too much)
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    Originally Posted by MJA
    I bet the price will go down to $5000 next month for the holiday (still too much)
    Hey remember TUBE hdtvs were just about that price not that long ago.

    If the technology is valid enough to be sustained it might drop down to realistic price levels.
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  5. I think the only thing they did replaced lamp and color-wheeL/LED system with a new laser system. same box same screen
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