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Old 16-11-2001, 11:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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help buying new tv

I'm looking to purchase a Dolby Digital tv and like the looks of the panasonic tx-36pb50. I have been looking at all the problems people have with 36" tvs and am now thinking "do these larger sets have more problems than their 32" counterparts?" Any advice would be gratefully received as there is a few hundred pounds difference between the 32" and the 36"

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