Panasonic to bundle Blu-ray players with plasmas at $500 discount -- 2 new players in January

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D@n @ Dec 10th 2007 6:31AM

*sigh*

Shhhh, don't feed the troll! He will get bored and go away!!!

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@ D@n:

That axiom doesn't work. If it did, certain people (on both sides of the argument) wouldn't still be around. They sense our hostility towards them even when we don't say anything, and that's what they feed on -- just like that pinwheel alien from the one episode of the original "Star Trek" services.

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HD4ME @ Dec 11th 2007 1:19AM

No I wont!
But seriously, just about every piece of electrical equipment i own is Panasonic, near new 42" & 50" Plasma TVs both with new Panasonic surround sound systems, a 7 year old 135cm rear projector TV, numerous older CRT TV's & VCR's, my phone system, air conditioning system are all Panasonic. I love their products.
However, I will not support them with blu ray and this is just dumping obsolete stock onto the unwary as I said. They are far too expensive, IMO anything that is not profile 2 is grossly under specified, and as long as they support the great satan sony in this anti consumer war, they wont get another $1 of mine.

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