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Samsung HL-P5063W DLP review

[TV Snob.com - The weblog for exclusive news & reviews of tvs and tv technology. lcd tv, plasma, hdtv, dlp, portable tv, flat cr] "Samsung's HL-P5063W is a 50-inch DLP-based rear-projection HDTV. It uses a new Texas Instruments DLP chip, dubbed the HD3. The HL-P5063W is currently available for a relatively low list price of $3,500.

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