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The terminology Sanyo used is a "display". Not TV or monitor. Thanks
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> Subject: Re: Plasma TV's
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> Remember the word "tv" implies it has a tv tuner in it. In those cases,
> it would require an rf input for the antenna. You are most likely
> talking about a "plasma monitor" rather than a "plasma tv".
> (I'm working on a response to your dvhs questions)
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> Jason Burroughs
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> Subject: Plasma TV's
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> Is it common for a 42" Plasma TV to not have a RF coaxial connection? I
> was
> wondering what percentage of TV's made were like this?
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