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#64088 7-Jul-2010 20:01

Hey Guys..

I want a Panasonic DMR-XW350. If anyone is willing to sell me 1 for $250 + shipping, please let me know. That is all I can afford. Please don't flame this topic.

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#348855 7-Jul-2010 21:01

^^ Dreaming mate.

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ushare

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#349613 9-Jul-2010 18:11

Ok... I am willing to pay $340 + shipping..

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#349636 9-Jul-2010 19:06

ushare: Ok... I am willing to pay $340 + shipping..

You would get way more for one of these on Trademe, they sell for $879AU and I must say they are quite a awesome piece of kit. I don't think anyone on here in their right mind will be selling one of these anytime soon. It might be best to save up for a while and buy from a shop.

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#349643 9-Jul-2010 19:58

michaelmurfy:
ushare: Ok... I am willing to pay $340 + shipping..

You would get way more for one of these on Trademe, they sell for $879AU and I must say they are quite a awesome piece of kit. I don't think anyone on here in their right mind will be selling one of these anytime soon. It might be best to save up for a while and buy from a shop.

They only retail for ~ NZ$699 or even fractionally less these days. They're not too bad but being a DVD based unit having to transcode everything to MPEG2 SD which is a severe bottleneck as well as no MHEG5.

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