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Welcome to PlasmaInstaller.com |
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See for yourself that our prices are the lowest! We invite you to compare our prices with our competitors.
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LET US GET YOUR TV ON THE WALL WHERE IT BELONGS!
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We have a certified installation team in every major U.S City (and surrounding areas) ready to create your home theatre system. From just a basic TV or DLP setup to mounting your Plasma or LCD above your fireplace with state of the art surround sound, we'll be there to help. You've invested a lot in your new Home Theatre, you should leave the installation to the professionals. See for yourself that our prices are the lowest! We invite you to compare our prices with our competitors. Check out our coverage area! We pride ourselves in NEVER turning down an install due to location We offer installation services within 70 miles of every major U.S city. Should you require our service outside this area please don't hesitate to call and we will make every effort to find a competent installer for you.
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Family owned and operated.
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We are proud to announce that Plasma Installer has made it that much easier for our customers to find us. We have acquired TVInstallation.com and are in the process of creating a new state of the art website for our consumers. Plasma TV's will most likely be phased out in the near future and we will begin transitioning our web content to TV Installation. Please keep checking www.TVInstallation.com for updates and installation specials. |
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PlasmaInstaller.com would like to announce the acquisition of LEDTVINSTALLATION.COM!
(NYTimes.Com-2009)
When a product has become commoditized and its price is regularly dropping and its profit margins are getting ever-thinner, how can a company boost its sales and raise its prices?
One way is by changing the product's name.
That's what Samsung has done with its new line of LCD TVs using LEDs to illuminate the screen. In its print advertising and on its Web site, Samsung calls the new range simply ‚ LED TVs.
They are not LED TVs. Calling them such makes as much sense as calling its existing line of LCD televisions Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp TVs, or CCFL TVs, after the lighting technology that they use.
Whatever its validity, Samsung's decision to drop LCD was a smart marketing move. After all, LED is the acronym du jour, a technology that's all the rage as a new, perhaps revolutionary lighting source. It's as emotive a term as HDTV and digital were in their heydays.
But it's also confusing consumers. An industry colleague told me that in a recent trip to a big-box retailer, he overheard several friends asking what type of TV they were watching. One said it wasn't LCD or plasma, it was an LED set.
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