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From: mvramakrishn@watdaisy.UUCP (Rama)
Newsgroups: net.analog,net.misc,net.tv
Subject: Re: TV & VCR standards
Message-ID: <7560@watdaisy.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 15-Jan-86 02:10:51 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 15 02:10:51 1986
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Summary: 


	You dont need to spend thousands of dollars to convert from
	tapes in one system to another system. A much cheaper alternative
	is to buy multi system TV and VCR if you plan to see lot of
	tapes in other system.
	I recently purchased
		1) SONY trinitron 20" colour TV, KV2062-AEB for $480
		2) Panasonic VCR, NV 630PX  for $480
	Both were purchased from New York city.
	They work on NTSC, Euro PAL and UK PAL.
	Both have remote control and built-in converters(cable ready).
	They can work on 110 and 220 volts.
	(Actually I purchased them so that I can use them while I am
	 here and take home to India when I go back, India uses PAL, 220volts)
...Rama...

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