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Most Expensive TVs

06/15/2007 10:20 AM

Usually, customers demand the cheapest prices possible, exerting constant pressure to push down the cost of manufacture. But sometimes expensive technology is the point — at least for long enough to get full use of bragging rights. This month, Forbes describes the most expensive TVs available (even over $100,000), in words and pictures. It may not improve the picture quality, but would you like yours in Diamonds or Gold?

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06/15/2007 8:32 PM

Its not odd,

Newtech at first is always expensive, and will cheap along time forward and more and more peokple accept it.

That 80' tv (I guess it is) has been in studio and entertanment field now. I saw the set two or three years ago

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06/15/2007 9:38 PM

Good article!

Interestingly, CBC radio ran a story about how restaurants place a high priced item on the menu, to encourage patrons to purchase the other stuff at a higher price.

This is how it works:

The initial menu lists fillet minon for $25 Canadian, and the sales are so-so ... So the restaurant creates a dish in the same category that goes for $45, and shifts the price of the same filet minon to $30. The result? People buy the fillet minon in droves.

I wonder if this happens with TVs?

Greg

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