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benfolds

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#30937 26-Feb-2009 11:27
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Hi, i'm looking at upgrading from my old CRT tv and see the Toshiba 46" Full HD X3500 is very well priced at DSE at $2199 compared to a similar Samsung etc. I can only find one review online and it was positive. Does anyone have any experience of this TV??

My other option is to buy a similar sized HD Ready Samsung or Panasonic as this is about the extent of my price range.
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vexxxboy
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  #198226 26-Feb-2009 15:18
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i bought one 6 months ago, and i couldnt be happier , if you want some reviews look on amazon under customer reviews they are positve which is why i bought it. it is very cheap but i have seen it in another store for $3999




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