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Sony stays Sharp

25/02/2008 Ezra

Your next Sony TV may in fact be a Sharp. Well, sort of, anyway.

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Ezra Hill

Passionate Systems Engineer based in the city of steel.

This blog is my notebook of all things tech which I hope you find useful.

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