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They also list that same weird 720p True thing for the LCD screens, which also would be pretty cool if true. Very few LCD TV's are true 1280x720 16:9 screens.

Seems like a pretty good lineup at some decent prices. (Still out of my range for the most part, though.)

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You don't need to be wealthy, really. The only reason these are out of my range is because I'm saving up for a house. I'm not wealthy; I'm lower middle class.

There's a huge income disparity between different parts of the country. I used to live in the midwest, where if you made $30k/year you were considered borderline wealthy.

In NYC, and LA and SFO and other coastal cities, the cost of living is ridiculously higher, and the wages are too. Making $30k here wouldn't even get you a studio apartment in the South Bronx. Middle class *starts* at around $60k/year, and if you figure about 10% of that is going to go towards spending money, that's $6,000.

It's kind of unfair, really, but it's unfair whichever side you're on, in different ways. I may make more than midwesterners do doing similar jobs, but they don't have to pay $5,000 a year in car insurance either.
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