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Picture Frame 2 or 3?

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Old 15-10-2004, 5:29 PM   #1
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Picture Frame 2 or 3?
Whats the difference & does the frame 3 justify the extra expense.Thanks in advance
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I have looked at the 48 and the spec seems the same. The 38 looks cosmetically better and is now a lot cheaper.

Go for a 36ZP38. I have had one for a year and the picture is breathtaking. Beats all competition from Philips, Panasonic, and Sony. IMO of course.


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