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Old 17-06-2010, 12:52   #73
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Re: 3d tv
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Originally Posted by damien c View Post
Is that 50" tv a 1080p or not because if it is only 1080i then you will not get more than £400 from anyone in there right mind as you can buy a 50" 1080i Panasonic, TV for £600 you can also get the 50" 1080p Panasonic TV for £800 so where you think you are going to get around £1000 for the tv from, i don't know but i wouldn't give you more than £400 for it regardless of 1080p or not, because it is used and the warranty is almost up and the fact that i can buy a brand new for not much more.
Its not worth 1000 anyway, i was just using that as an example to round off the numbers rather than saying 650 and 2999+399+169+169 and so on.

The TV I have is Panasonic TXP50C10B with a Blu Ray Player thats Also Panasonic.

Its still under warranty with the catalogue as well as Panasonic.
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