130 inch Ultra HD Panels for 2013? Maybe....


  1. indianacarnie
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    130 inch Ultra HD Panels for 2013? Maybe....


    Wow ...... Imagine this for reading the forums.....

    See more here : Foxconn may attempt ambitious 130-inch Ultra HDTV Panels for 2013 launch
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  3. z3r010
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    Oh that would be awesome, I do strain my eyes on my current 110"

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  4. indianacarnie
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    And thank you for moving this here..... couldn't decide which forum to post it in and just flipped a coin.........

    ( Now your avatar takes on a whole new meaning for me....)
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  6. ganjiry
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    lmao! some epic screens those are
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