With the advent of high definition television, flat-panel plasma screen televisions are great buys with their large size -- 37 to 60 inches -- and brilliant picture. However, these televisions come at a price. Specifically, anywhere from $2,000 to $60,000 dollars, depending on the size of the screen. Though LCD screens are catching up with plasma screens, LCD televisions are still about twice the price.
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