For retailers, bottom line on television sets a little fuzzy
Earl Cogdill, owner of US Tech, 2465 Patterson Road in Grand Junction, stands next to a 92-inch television set. Cogdill says his business tries to make up for low profit margins on TV sets by focusing on accessories such as sound systems and Blu-ray disc players.
Christopher Tomlinson
Earl Cogdill, owner of US Tech, 2465 Patterson Road in Grand Junction, stands next to a 92-inch television set. Cogdill says his business tries to make up for low profit margins on TV sets by focusing on accessories such as sound systems and Blu-ray disc players.
By
Charles Ashby
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Television prices are down and sales are up.
While that’s good news for consumers in the market for a fancy new television set, it’s driving retailers a bit batty.
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