Wired reports that prices for LCD televisions have hit bottom:

Thinking of buying an LCD television set? Wait no longer: The price plunge is over. After years of accelerating decline, prices for consumer LCD TVs — especially those smaller than 32 inches — have hit bottom, industry insiders say.

That’s because the price of wholesale LCD flat panels — the display component of your TV set — has recently reached its lowest point and rebounded, according to numbers released by market data research firm iSuppli. When a TV’s most expensive single component starts getting more expensive, you can kiss retail price cuts goodbye.

I bought Wendy a big-screen TV, a 37-inch Toshiba, for Mother’s Day.

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