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Different Approach To Clearing Stock

Posted by Robertc88 on September 30, 2007 at 04:22:28:
A $100 gift card is over and above the reduction of the cost of those players to begin with. Take for example the HDA2. Circuit City in the cart showed $249.

I do feel strongly that J6P looking into high def will be drawn to the much lower cost of an HD player versus a BD player. Whether they pull the trigger I suppose is another matter.