Article: Hanging TV Screens Present Consumers with New Choices.

By Doug Bedell, The Dallas Morning News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Apr. 11--We may not have flying cars yet, but the new millennium has at least brought us televisions that hang on the wall.

Prices for thin, flat, high-definition monitors are finally dropping from the stratosphere into a somewhat more affordable realm. Some are now under $5,000.

At the same time, shoppers have more choices. Until recently if you wanted that wide, oh-so-cool hanging display for your living room, only one technology could deliver -- plasma. But now, liquid crystal displays, or LCDs, are rapidly entering the large-format television marketplace.

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