Looking for 1080p Sony 50" Plasma TV?

Im looking for a 50"+ Sony Plasma TV that supports 1080p. I just want someone to help me find links for the tv i want.
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Pizza is right, Sony no longer makes a consumer grade plasma. For the very best bang for the buck in a 50" plasma, whether it be 1080p or 720p, go Panasonic for best quality and reliability. Pioneer also makes a very fine 50" plasma, but IMHO they are over priced, when compared with the Panasonic.

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sony doesnt make plasmas. just LCDs

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Checked out sony and they don't seem to do plasma anymore. But here are some links for you, for 50" plasma tvs and Sony tv's above 50". These are LCD rear projection tv's. I find it better than regular LCD tv because you can't put permanent markings on the screen like the possibility on the regular LCDs.

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