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pbogdanovic
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37M87 je u beogradskom Tehnomarketu 79.900, tako da ne verujem da ga ima negde za 75k.
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Ako je ovo istina:
http://www.bench-market.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163372
bice i 40" za te pare, samo malo strpljenja. Ako kod njih krene taj talas u maju ocekujem da ce kod nas stici tokom leta.
http://www.bench-market.com/forum/showthread.php?t=163372
bice i 40" za te pare, samo malo strpljenja. Ako kod njih krene taj talas u maju ocekujem da ce kod nas stici tokom leta.
pbogdanovic
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Izgleda da jeste istina, samo je malo problematicno koliko se i da li to odnosi na Evropu, kao i kada ce se zaista videti efekti toga. S obzirom da ide Euro 2008 i Olimpijada, cisto sumnjam da ce obarati cene pre toga, jer tada ljudi nece pitati za cenu:
NITRA, SLOVAKIA: Sony has followed up news it will double output from its Korean S-LCD factory next year with an announcement it will double European Bravia production at its Nitra, Slovakia plant.
The move, to be completed by December 2008, will mean up to four million sets a year will leave the factory and place the Nitra plant as Sony’s largest LCD television production centre worldwide.
The consecutive production increase announcements come as research group Displaybank predicted Sony would embark on an aggressive price cutting war to win world number one status. The report predicted Sony would cut prices of its 40-inch and 46-inch models by up to US$500 each in the US, in an attempt to force other manufacturers' hands.
[Tue 29/04/2008 12:58:51]
NITRA, SLOVAKIA: Sony has followed up news it will double output from its Korean S-LCD factory next year with an announcement it will double European Bravia production at its Nitra, Slovakia plant.
The move, to be completed by December 2008, will mean up to four million sets a year will leave the factory and place the Nitra plant as Sony’s largest LCD television production centre worldwide.
The consecutive production increase announcements come as research group Displaybank predicted Sony would embark on an aggressive price cutting war to win world number one status. The report predicted Sony would cut prices of its 40-inch and 46-inch models by up to US$500 each in the US, in an attempt to force other manufacturers' hands.
[Tue 29/04/2008 12:58:51]
