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Been looking at decades old BB black friday ads here:
http://www.bfads.net/Black-Friday-Archives
And all of a sudden in 2008 Best Buy started offering two versions of seemingly every HDTV.
One model without the word class, one with. No explanation what it meant.
The word class never appeared in the same position in the title, so it wasn't like they were separating their TV's into "720 Class and 1080 Class" or "42 inch Class and 50 inch Class" or "Flat Panel Class and CRT Class" or even "Plasma Class and LCD Class".
Sometimes they'd word it like Panasonic 50" TH-50PE8U Class 720p Plasma HDTV
Oooh, a PE8U class... my Sony is only a PE8T class...
They'd list "Panasonic 50" Viera Plasma 720p HDTV", "Panasonic Class 50" Viera Plasma 720p HDTV", "Panasonic 50" Class...." etc. One with Class right next to a model the same size from the same company without the word Class.
What gives?
http://www.bfads.net/Black-Friday-Archives
And all of a sudden in 2008 Best Buy started offering two versions of seemingly every HDTV.
One model without the word class, one with. No explanation what it meant.
The word class never appeared in the same position in the title, so it wasn't like they were separating their TV's into "720 Class and 1080 Class" or "42 inch Class and 50 inch Class" or "Flat Panel Class and CRT Class" or even "Plasma Class and LCD Class".
Sometimes they'd word it like Panasonic 50" TH-50PE8U Class 720p Plasma HDTV
Oooh, a PE8U class... my Sony is only a PE8T class...
They'd list "Panasonic 50" Viera Plasma 720p HDTV", "Panasonic Class 50" Viera Plasma 720p HDTV", "Panasonic 50" Class...." etc. One with Class right next to a model the same size from the same company without the word Class.
What gives?
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