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I went shopping for a new TV yesterday, looked at the picture on a lot of models, and decided that I liked the Sony Wega XBR 250 model the best. The owner of the store told me that I should not get the TV now, but should wait a month because Sony was coming out with an XBR 300, at the same price, that has a much better picture and will be "fully HDTV-ready". He said that he had seen it and that it was so much better that if I bought the TV today and came back into the store and saw the new one, that I would be both disappointed in the 250 and angry because Sony would likely offer a big price incentive to get rid of the 250 series. This dealer has given honest technical and "wait-for-the-rebate/sale" advice on other products in the past. Has anyone else seen or heard about this? Thanks.
The model you are refering too is the xbr 400 not 300, it will have 2 componet inputs, it is the same tube, so I doubt if there is going to be much improvement in picture, you should actually wait a little longer because shortly after the xbr 400 , sony is comming out with the xbr 500which will also have a fire wire connection, since the industry still has not settled on what connector is going to be standard for hd, I would not buy a tv at his time, it could be rgb, fire wire or who knows what, people buying so called hd ready tv's right now could be in for a surprise, good luck
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