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Slideshow: Biggest Home Technology Trends from 2011
Biggest Home Technology Trends from 2011
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We take you through some of the top tech trends and controversies of 2011.
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Big Affordable TVs
TVs of all sizes are getting cheaper. Consumer electronics is a weird business in which some of the most desirable gear get more affordable every year, while the cost of bread and coffee keeps going up. For people with big rooms and lots of empty wall space, this year has been especially good. Big screens have become more affordable than ever with some ridiculous prices coming out of companies like Sharp and Mitsubishi especially. Will this continue? It better, because I’ve already starting moving the pictures around in my living room.
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