Samsung to unveil large DLP televisions

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A new line of rear-projection DLP televisions will not be much thicker than flat-panel TVs but will cost about 30 percent less.
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No cables? What about power?
by Lucky Lou January 4, 2007 3:06 PM PST: They say with no cables the wirelessly connected TV will be more
likely to be hung on a wall. Um, what about the power cable? That's
still going to be there...; Reply to this comment

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