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hasn't been my experience

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on December 7, 2007 at 18:00:41:
By far I'm not a "Sony is the greatest" type of person (I'm sure you know what type of person I'm talking about), but nearly all of the Sony electronics I've purchased have been reliable and served the purpose they were designed for. Maybe I've just had good luck or perhaps I'm just a good judge of product longevity/capability when it comes to Sony.

I wouldn't purchase a Samsung or LG product unless the cost was "free". This opinion is based on what I've seen them offer, the complaints that owners' have and the compatibility issues that always seem to come up with these two manufacturers. Neither is worth the headache nor the heartache.

Perhaps you need to just get it over with and purchase a PS3, even if it's only the 40GB model. You don't have to tell anyone, either. Promise.
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