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Austell, GA, May 2008â€"Since its debut, Meridian's F80 has received numerous accolades from the world's leading journalists for its extraordinary ability to provide consumers with an all-in-one system showcasing Meridian's expertise in musical, voice and image reproduction. In an effort to extend the consumer reach, and in response to customer demand, Meridian America is pleased to offer the F80 for purchase on the web site www.theF80.com, available at full retail, $2,995.
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Mahwah, NJ, May 12, 2008, Denon Electronics, one of the world's premier manufacturers of high-quality home entertainment components, today announced the winner of its "Beyond Definition" online contest to win a new Denon DVD-3800BDCI BD-ROM Profile 1 version 1.1 Blu-ray Disc Player (SRP: $1,999). In a random drawing, Thomas Proctor of Maryland Heights, MO, was chosen as the winner of the new DVD-3800BDCI.

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