Plasmas That'll Make You Go Ga-ga

It's time to ditch that old Trinitron and invest in a state of the art plasma television. Don't worry though folks, you can rest assure that you won't be paying full price here. This gorgeous 42" Dell plasma TV will soon be up for bid through a live government auction. The TV also includes two giant speakers for the ultimate home-theater experience. Click here to register and find out where and when this auction will be taking place.

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  The Power Of Plasma

Plasma TVs have been around for a while now, but never before have they been this cheap or prevalent on the auction block. This Pioneer Elite plasma TV model: Pro 800 is an amazing 43'' television that will be auctioned off in Dayton, NJ (NY/NJ residents pay attention!) in the coming weeks. No minimum bid is listed, however, let us assure you that you will probably end up paying less for this item than on a site like eBay. Click here now to find out when and where this auction is taking place!

Labels: electronics, entertainment, Pioneer, plasma, televisions

  It's Time To Ditch Your Trinitron...

Now as you probably know, attending seized property auctions is an amazing way of getting your paws on some of the best electronics and gadgets without having to clean out your bank account. If you don't believe us just check out this next auction. Right now up on the auction block is this 46 inch Toshiba flat-screen plasma TV model 46H84. Here is what makes this television so amazing:

• 46-inch widescreen HD-compatible projection television with direct-digital HDMI input
• CrystalScan HDSC converts all 480i and 480p signals (from progressive-scan DVD players and DTV set-top boxes) to high-definition 1080i
• 3D Y/C digital comb filter with Vertical Contour Correction accurately processes RF (broadcast, VCR) and composite-video (DVD, VCR) signals
• PowerFocus HD2 CRTs offer 10 percent more brightness and 25 percent better sharpness than standard CRTs
• TouchFocus auto digital convergence simplifies setup and calibration

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