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To: zebra4o1 who wrote (21765)	11/14/2004 4:11:02 PM
From: t4texas	Respond to of 110194

it is still a Lot of either retailer's or manufacturer's cash flow sitting in somebody's living room for a year or two with no money coming back the other way. that is a heck of a burden to swallow. i know the lcd panel biz and excess mfg. capacity in taiwan/japan/korea is very bad, and i suppose the inventory situation could have driven things to this kind of selling tactic simply to get the inventory out of there. asian manufacturers are much more concerned about cash flow than profit, and moving inventory out at Some price is far better than letting it sit then written off later.