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There are two televisions in my home. One was practically state-of-art when it was purchased in 1989. Its 26" screen still works fine after it warms up. The other, slightly larger, appliance was acquired in the late '90s. Only when I watch sports in a tavern do I give any thought to upgrading at home. These newfangled high-definition flat screens are spectacular. Even so, I'm not prepared to allocate funds for a new TV just so I can see every bead of sweat on a basketball player's face.
posted by Happy In Bag @ 6:05 PM
5 Comments:
At 6:47 PM,
the unthinking lemming said…
I'm keeping track of my mine Dex.
At 7:07 PM,
KC Lowlife said…
Yeah, I've got a 8 year old 32" that I'm keeping around as my primary viewing device. A nifty new TV would be nice but there are so many other things I need to spend that money on.
At 6:50 AM,
Anonymous said…
happy... you know you want to. go ahead and take the plunge. you won't be sorry. - mike t.
At 9:28 AM,
Time Warner said…
Just remember Hap...you have to upgrade your cable system as well.
At 8:21 PM,
Ruralgurl said…
No, no, no. You don't HAVE to upgrade cable unless you truly want all the HD channels. Our old TV went out last week & we got a nice new flat thing. Picks up the local HD just fine and the cable in non-HD looks as good as it always did, just not sweat rivulet viewingly precise.
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