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Old 07-26-2009, 02:02 PM
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Question about new LCD TV's

Hey guys! I read this forum all the time but rarely post anything but I figure I can get some expert opinions here about my question. Here's the situation, My father is about to replace his 1996 vintage bpc 25" Zenith at their summer home as it is dying(Big surprise there). He is looking at getting a smallish, maybe 32", LCD to replace it. Here's the problem, their summer place is in New Hampshire and isn't winterized. The old Zenith could survive being frozen every winter with no problems but can a LCD display survive the same thing? Since the L in LCD stands for Liquid I'm concerned the display might react adversely to being frozen solid for 3-4 months a year. Don't know if anybody here has any experience with this but would appreciate any input you can offer before he goes and makes a purchase and the set dies over the winter.
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