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Alfred Poor
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Alfred Poor has been one of the display industry's most knowledgeable and influential analysts and journalists for the past 20 years. He was a Contributing Editor and Lead Analyst for Business Displays for PC Magazine. He is currently a Senior Editor and a Senior Research Associate with Pacific Media Associates, a leading market research firm in the large screen display market, where he works on HDTV and related issues. His HDTV Resource Center (http://HDTVProfessor.com) and HDTV Buying Guides (http://HDTVBuyGuide.com) help consumers make sense out of the confusing HDTV market. As an independent industry expert Alfred provides expert advice consumers can trust.
Joined: 03rd January 2006
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URL: http://HDTVProfessor.com
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The HDTV Market Follows the Same Route as the Personal Computers.

04th January 2006
Sales of HDTVs are more than doubling each year, technology advances are announced daily, and it's hard to keep up with this heady pace. But it all sounds strangely familiar. Take a moment to consider the personal computer market of 15 years ago. Back in ...
 
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