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How to Move in a Panasonic 103-inch Plasma Screen |
axxxr
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Ok, you have the money for a 103-inch plasma screen, but unfortunately, you live in an apartment on the sixth floor in London. What do you do? Close off the road and get a crane in obviously.
That was the case for one buyer of the Panasonic TH-103PZ600 screen this week. In the end, a joint effort between PSCo (Panasonic's distributor for the large screen) and home automation specialists Chameleon Integration. After weeks of planning, a road in Knightsbridge was closed off on Saturday morning and a crane took two hours to carefully lift the set into place.
How it will be removed when it breaks down or becomes obsolete is anyone's guess.
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batesie
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that shows how some people have real vision....
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belialwafu
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wow, do you think it'll fit the window?
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Miss UK
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thats abit extreme...
wonder how much that TV cost them 
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axxxr
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On 2007-07-09 14:15:28, miss uk wrote:
wonder how much that TV cost them
Price including VAT and del. £52,957.25
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belialwafu
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On 2007-07-09 14:24:31, axxxr wrote:
On 2007-07-09 14:15:28, miss uk wrote:
wonder how much that TV cost them
Price including VAT and del. £52,957.25
why would someone like that if he can just make a cinema and watch tv there, i wish i could burn my money like that 
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Miss UK
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Blimmey that would set me up in a flat 
some ppl do waste money, frankley that screen is too big whatever happened to having 28inch screen tvs in your houses
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batesie
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or you could buy 50 x 32" TV's for the same money and cover all of your walls with them!!!
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Miss UK
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ones enuff 
are you one of these people that have tv's in every room?
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my brother and cousin used to deliver furniture. They had to deliver to my mums cousin in town one time couple years back. it was an apartment, 11 or 16 stories up or something. luckily they could walk them up the stairs, little safer and easier, but very tiring
can just imagine how hard this would have been...
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shaliron
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When it's obsolete, getting it down will be easy. Just a simple push out the window...
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Miss UK
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and I hope they remember to put a warning sign below then if they do that
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KingBooker5
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Dont any of you tell me you dont wanna have that fitted in your wall! |
paul101
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oh yes, ill have it fitted on by bedroom wall 
I don't wanna sleep
I don't wanna dream
'cause my dreams don't comfort me |
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Posted: 2007-07-09 13:17
