Sharp: We've developed thinnest, lightest LCD TVs

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Sharp: We've developed thinnest, lightest LCD TVs

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Trying to pre-empt OLED TVs, company announces 52-inch LCD that is less than an inch thick, under 60 pounds, power-efficient.

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How about an estimated price?
by chuck_whealton August 23, 2007 3:29 PM PDT: Did I miss the "estimated" street price someplace in the article?

If they're planning on trying to crank the price way up just because it's thin, good luck. I doubt it's going to buy them much.

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