Tsume
join:2004-02-23
Johnson City, TN
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Re: Was this supposed to be Big News?
I have an HDTV... but it's 4:3
Considering a new HDTV costs more than my car and motorcycle's values added together.... I'll stick with my POS tv.
Not everyone is a millionaire.
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Greg_Z
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join:2001-08-08
Springfield, IL
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| said by Tsume  :I have an HDTV... but it's 4:3 Considering a new HDTV costs more than my car and motorcycle's values added together.... I'll stick with my POS tv. Not everyone is a millionaire. Our HD set (a plasma even) was only $1100, and that was pre-Football Season, and not one of those Visio craps. I am guessing that your motorcycle & car are worth lower hundreds then. |
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fiberguy
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join:2005-05-20
| reply to Tsume
Magnavox, 36" LCD HD 1080i, Office Depot - $499.99... those must be SOME Ford Pinto you have.. and that dirt bike.. oh.. ok.. I'll stop and be nice to you.. my point is that HD TVs are available at the same costs as traditional tubes have been. You may not be able to get a 52" or 65" size TV, but you can still get 26", 32" etc for a damn good price these days.
Hint: don't rule out WalMart, OfficeMax/Depot, etc. Sometimes you find good bargains in the least expected places. |
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Tsume
join:2004-02-23
Johnson City, TN
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| I just base my views on the prices at our local Fry's. The only ones sub $1000 are the ones with the red tag which means you pretty much get the display model which has been abused and of course usually has visible picture problems.
My car isn't that crappy, maybe it was an exaggeration... but I'm not far off. '91 Integra and '82 Vision. Reliable but old with high mileage. |
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fiberguy
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join:2005-05-20
| Well, you don't have to help me understand or bash Fry's.... I used to live in Sacramento... it was home to the returns center. Many of the items from around the state would be shipped into Sacramento and had the White Tag on the box.. they allowed anything to come back and just assumed that people made up excuses that something didn't work in order to get a refund. They'd re-shrink wrap it and put it on the shelf not checking it. (Verified fact)
Seriously.. check places that you wouldn't expect.. you'd be amazed what you can find these days. |
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joebill
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For those of you that seem to be actually happy that your entire existence is worth less than others TV's . Why do you hang out on this tech site and post here. Tech costs money, Dont come here and pout.
Perhaps you would meet others of like mindset if you were to post over on the Goodwill or Salvation Army site.
Our family will be proud of our 5 - 50 inch HD sets and will not worry about your "POS tv"
What a troll...! Move on. Maybe hang out over on Kos and the Leftist their will drum up a "Gubment" Program for you. |
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wierdo
join:2001-02-16
Tulsa, OK
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| reply to Tsume
said by Tsume :I just base my views on the prices at our local Fry's. The only ones sub $1000 are the ones with the red tag which means you pretty much get the display model which has been abused and of course usually has visible picture problems. My car isn't that crappy, maybe it was an exaggeration... but I'm not far off. '91 Integra and '82 Vision. Reliable but old with high mileage. My TV did cost about as much as my car did (a '91 Accord), but that's why I drive an old car, so I can spend the money on things that I find more entertaining.  |
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