Pioneer to quit flat-panel TVs

Too expensive

By Nick Farrell

Mon Feb 09 2009, 11:20

PIONEER is to stop making flat-screen tellies.

According to the Nikkei newspaper, the outfit had planned to end in-house production of plasma panels by the end of March.

But since profit margins were tighter than Vanessa Feltzs in skin tight jeans, it has decided to end TV production altogether. µ

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Comments

Dang,wanted that mirrored one

Weren't they the ones that came out with the TV that acted as a mirror when it was powered off? Wanted one, dollars weren't there yet.

posted by : cc, 09 February 2009 Complain about this comment

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