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Black Friday HDTV "specials": How do they compare to standard models? 
Consumer Reports | by info.rss@cro.consumer.org (Consumer Reports) | Tue, Nov 25
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Panasonic, for example, is offering a 50-inch 720p plasma, the TH-50PE8U, at Best Buy and Kmart. Compared to the standard TH-50PX80, the set has a lower claimed contrast ratio—10,000:1, instead of 15,000:1— and one less HDMI input (there's no front HDMI input as there is on the 50PX80). Th...
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