Sony to Integrate Bluray DVD's in LCD TV's?


	Sony to Integrate Bluray DVD's in LCD TV's?

musichunter85

4-7-2008 5:06 PM

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sony, hdtv, tv, dvd, blu-ray, lcd

musichunter85 says:

I wonder what the price of those theoretical machines would look like...

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