Panasonic TX32LZD80 price drop reflects shift in HDTV market
9 January 2009 
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If you wanted proof that the price of HDTVs is dropping like a stone, look no further than the Panasonic TX32LZD80. Part of the Panasonic LZD80 series, the TX32 is, as it’s obscure name suggests, a 32″ LCD TV with full HD 1080p, integrated freeview receiver, 3 HDMI inputs, and, most impressively, a PC input that lets you plug your laptop or PC directly into it.
What makes the TX32LZD80 so good though is its current price: just
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