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Top 10 HDTVs—Starting at $1K

Forbes picks the top 10, and busts a high-res myth

By Sophie Goldstein, Newser User

Posted Nov 10, 2007 6:26 AM CST

(Newser) – Forbes cuts through the confusion surrounding high-res flat-screens, picking 10 HDTVs that will give you a fab picture and a price tag to make you weep—with joy:

Sharp AQUOS 37" LCD LC-37D43U, $1,000
Olevia 42" LCD 342i, $1,000
Philips 42" Plasma 42PF7321D,

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