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 | Bangkok, Thailand / General & Collectibles / 12.2.2008 This fun Buddy costume includes a green fleece jacket with gold yellow accents and white cuffs & collar, matching cone style eft hat, long yellow pants with elastic waistband and closed toes (says tights on package), and black belt with ... |
 | Bangkok, Thailand / Electronics / 12.2.2008 55" widescreen HDTV (54.6") -- 16:9 aspect ratio * Touch of Color high-gloss finish * built-in digital (ATSC) and analog (NTSC) tuners for over-the-air TV broadcasts (antenna required) * built-in QAM cable TV tuner receives unscrambled programs without a set-top ... |
 | Bangkok, Thailand / Home & Garden / 12.1.2008 These lights will add a nice ho ho ho to any yard at Christmas time. Instalation is simple. They require no electricity or cords. Simply place them in your yard were they are exposed to the sun and they will ... |
| Bangkok, Thailand / Electronics / 12.1.2008 High-Definition 1080p Resolution (1920 x 1080p), 5x Deeper Black for Unmatched Contrast, Ability to accept 480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i / and TRUE 1080p 24fps signals, New Thinner Cosmetic Design with Elegant Acrylic Bezel ...High-Definition Resolution 1920 x ... |
| Bangkok, Thailand / General & Collectibles / 12.1.2008 New breakthrough in hair styling technology! This incredible ceramic ion 1-1/4" flat iron features Dynamic Alignment System to ensure perfect contact between your hair and the plates. even heat distribution for true silky straight hair. Its ceramic/tourmaline ion technology will ... |
| Bangkok, Thailand / Electronics / 12.1.2008 Now you can take it with you. All of it. Available in a 120 GB model that holds up to 30,000 songs, 150 hours of video, 25,000 photos, or any combination, the new iPod classic fills your pocket with sight ... |
| Bangkok, Thailand / Electronics / 12.1.2008 The Panasonic DMR-EZ48VK DVD recorder is capable of receiving both digital and analog broadcasts. Even when digital signals drop out because of interference with direct signal access, which makes the picture either disappear or become filled with block noise, the ... |
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