Panasonic TC-P50X1 50" 720p Plasma HDTV

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Question: what consumer electronic device goes from $2700 in 2006 to $769 in 2009?

Answer: my 50" Panny.

Dont bother with this. I got the 1080p version for $850 after tax from Sears a few weeks ago.

PLASMA...

#1 but you had 3 yrs of enjoyment out of it so that has to be worth something

I bet this one will be $599 for BF09

#4 Thanks, you're right. I also have a PS3 now and even though the plasma is 720p, we sit around 10' back and Bluray's look great. But I guess I'm still old school...just not used to wanting a new TV after only 3 years (way back when, you kept your TV for 10 years before swapping out!).

Well that's really how it is with technology right now, cheaper technology, so more people upgrade TVs within a shorter amount of time, like every 3 years.

was wondering if this had 1080i, when i look at the specifications it says it has 1080p, 1080i, 720p

whats up with that?

I have the 42" from this model line and the picture is great.

#1
Don't feel bad; I've been watching a 30 inch CRT that cost me $1500 for 5 years. I'm thinking about going to a 54 inch plasma this year and then I'll need to upgrade to 3D in about 3 more years.

#8
It's actually 768P but it accepts those other resolutions and makes them fit.

With ya there #6. My bedroom TV is 15 years old and I'm just now thinking about replacement.

I got ya beat, #11...

I bought my 19" CRT bedroom TV used for $75 in 1988 from a hotel that was upgrading their "obsolete" TVs.

It has been used as a Ch3 monitor ever since.

Still works fine, but probably gonna replace it soon. Then I'll see about replacing the 13" I bought used in 1982 to use as a monitor for my TI-994A

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