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The most expensive TV on earth

by Mike Yamamoto

Speaking of expensive TVs, how does $130,000 sound? Same here.

The $130,000 Yalos LCD

Still, you know you wanted to see what it looked like, as did scads of other Digg readers who tagged this Gizmag post over the weekend even though the item came out awhile back on Engadget and elsewhere. And who could blame them? With 160 diamonds and white gold trim, the Yalos Diamond LCD set by Keymat Technologies is worth a second look--and third or fourth. But at 40 inches, it's a bit small for our taste. We're holding out for 52-incher.

(Photo: Keymat Technologies)

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