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To: chris431 who wrote (24349)	11/17/2001 9:54:05 AM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 52237

Chris431, I tend to agree. I've been window shopping for an eventual HDTV purchase at various electronics discounters for a couple months, quick stops while on other errands. Usually check the PC prices also (which are in virtual free fall). With the exception of weekends, many places are deserted except for a few guys eyeballing the new TV's in anticipation of football season or holiday purchases. Prices on the new TV's have steadied a bit in anticipation of this, btw, so any purchase of mine will be put off till after the holidays, ggg. But what has really grabbed my attention is the fact that on many of my weeknight visits there has been no one in the PC sections of some large stores, like Circuit City. No one! And even with the TV shoppers, salespeople have outnumbered customers. Don't know how these concerns are going to pay their rent if things don't pick up. Best Regards, Roebear

To: chris431 who wrote (24349)	11/17/2001 4:07:50 PM
From: elpolvo	Respond to of 52237

well... i read it, agreed with it for the most part, and appreciated your effort in writing and posting it. thanks. -elpolvo (wouldn't have seen it except that it was linked from SI highlights thread)