Re: Used RPTV - Bad Idea?
D wrote:
I'm considering a used 43" Toshiba RPTV. Here's the deal - given all I
read about these TVs having shorter lifespans than direct view, is this
a bad idea? The set is about 3 YO and the price is really good, but is
this something I should stay away from generally? The only other
option in my price range right now would probably be a refurb, and I
don't know how advisable that is either... Thanks.
My 21 year old RCA 46" RPTV is STILL going strong...don't believe
everything you read or hear.
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