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Now For The (2nd) Biggest Plasma TV At CES


You want big? Allright cowboy, try this on for size: LG's 102" Plasma TV (just one inch smaller than Matsushita's 103" plasma set we showed you earlier). A television this big makes up in other departments for those who don't have it all. Don't expect to see this in Best Buy just yet though, as LG is saying it's still just a prototype. The damn thing takes at least half an hour to warm up and get going so you can enjoy the wonderful 1080p quality picture. Though suprisingly big and still in the works, the TV looks stunning and has little to complain about. Now if I only had an apartment big enough to house this thing...


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