RE: 1386x768 or 1280x1080?

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In Reply to: 1386x768 or 1280x1080? posted by charlieboy11 on September 13, 2007 at 02:30:38:

Do yourself a favor and lock at one of the Samsung HD-T series next to
any of the mentioned and you will not think twice.
You get full 1900 X 1080. The clarity and the 3D feeling are awesome.

Greets,
Klaus

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Topic - 1386x768 or 1280x1080? - charlieboy11 02:30:38 09/13/07 (4)

RE: 1386x768 or 1280x1080? - KlausF 12:13:25 09/20/07 (1)

RE: Thank you, Gentlemen, for your inputs-nt - charlieboy11 21:13:46 09/30/07 (0)

RE: 1386x768 or 1280x1080? - rosconey 05:14:34 09/15/07 (0)

RE: 1386x768 or 1280x1080? - Jade East 09:44:26 09/14/07 (0)

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RE: 1386x768 or 1280x1080? - KlausF 12:13:25 09/20/07 (1)

RE: Thank you, Gentlemen, for your inputs-nt - charlieboy11 21:13:46 09/30/07 (0)

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