• Mitsubishi swiveling LCD TVs

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    Though LCD TV’s have a very high viewing angle the picture always looks great when you are right in front of it. It is something which we cant enjoy as the TV is either fixed on the wall or too heavy to move. Mitsubishi is here to bring a smile on your face with the swiveling LCD TV’s. So the TV actually follows you, just press the button on the remote control and the TV gently moves in the direction.


    Pricing and availability are not known yet.
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    Posted in Topics:Media Devices, on October 5, 2006 by editor

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