Anon404
@myvzw.c
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Re: disgusting
Oh yes, $3000 will be no problem. I only had to skip food once last week. An extra $3k out of my budget should only mean no food for an extra day or two a week for the next 10 years to save that up. By then they'll probably be down to under $1000. So maybe I'll only need to skip eating an extra day or 2 a week for 3 or 4 years. I count my blessings every day that I'll have an awesome picture to watch instead of the one that's been perfectly fine for me to get by with for the last 40 years. |
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smcallah
join:2004-08-05
Home | reply to zno
No, he meant Intel's LCOS chip, not DLP. |
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zno
join:2002-01-08
Atlanta, GA
| reply to travanx
said by travanx  :
Supposedly Intel's new chip for the new DLP tv's
you mean TI?
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lupinia
Premium
join:2004-08-24
Harrisonburg, VA | reply to travanx
Sports suck, I avoid that stuff whenever possible  |
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travanx
join:2002-01-15
Glendale, CA
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have any of you actually watched a sports game on an HDTV? I recently got a 48" RPTV for my bedroom. And I just got the 6 channel HD package on Dish. Its very amazing. Now only if I could get the local OTA channels. But the mountain is in the way of the where I need to aim too. You really need to see an HDTV in action at someone's house, not bestbuy or something like that. I think once they force manufacturers to really switch over to only HDTV's, the costs will come down a lot.
Supposedly Intel's new chip for the new DLP tv's is supposed to make a $10,000 set drop to $3000. So imagine what that can do to the more common person priced sets. And this is supposed to happen soon. |
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