Why did you use the term SFB in this thread? SFB usually means shit for brains. Why did you call somebody SFB when they were posting correct information?
If your use of SFB did not stand for shit for brains then what was your intended meaning?
Panasonic *IS* the parent company. You said it was Matsushita, which is false, and then went on your rant. I don't expect an apology. STFU, would be enough.
Actually there IS. The Sonly XEL-1 OLED TV was introduced and sold in
2008-2009 in select markets (including Canada). At just under $3.000 for an 11 inch display it was not a big seller - but the picture had fantastic contrast and viewing angle - it's only real problem was primary colour reproduction accuracy
I do when I pay my income tax. There is a line on the form for that.
That was very true of the CRT set with 525 lines. With flat screen technology and high definition, you get good quality even at close distance on big screens. That is why the big ass 55" and up are so popular.
Panasonic is the 2008 renamed matsuSHITa which was long the parent company SFB. Regardless of what name they call themselves now they still make shit products.
Yes, limited distribution, insane price, anything but mainstream. If you go looking for a TV in your local electronics retailer today your choices are basically plasma or LED backlit LCD, or DLP based projectors of course.
So you freely admit that you're liar. Fair enough.
I did the same with a 19" and posted the fix on an electronics forum and was chewed on because I used "the wrong type capacitor" for a switching power supply. It is still working after 2+ years! A__holes!
You prove again and again that you're a SFB. The company history clearly shows matsuSHITa as the parent company up until the 2008 name change.
It's not my fault that you're *that* dense; too stupid to even use Google.
Troll... *plonk*
Aw, poor baby had a public tantrum.
Did you use a green one instead of black? Disk-shaped ceramic instead of tubular?
The world wants to know!
It might be time for an update to your post from two years ago.
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