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In Reply to: RPTV advice posted by mchad on December 4, 2001 at 09:21:08:
be a few sets of the type you want. Check Sony. I would recommend, however, that you buy a 16:9 set with a 4:3 stretch feature so that burn in doesn't occur. Some people don't like the stretched picture, but I'm not bothered by it on my Toshiba 65 or 40 inch sets. You'll then have a set that is optimized for widescreen DVDs and/or HDTV, should it ever happen.
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