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February 18, 2009 at 4:10 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349223
CardiffBaseball
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Weren’t you the one saying you were poor and didn’t want to get involved in skiing a couple of days ago? Just kidding and giving you crap….I have a Panasonic 42″ plasma in our bedroom and I have to say, I’ve been pretty happy with it. I was initially concerned about “burn in”, but I don’t seem to have this problem. I have a 720dp tv, but it’s for the bedroom. I’m not a big AV buff, so i think it’s pretty goo for a side tv. In hindsight, i would probably go 1080… Still, hooking this up to my tv, looks pretty nice
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?DriveID=572
If i were to do it over, I would have gone with Panasonic’s professional plasma line (without the built in tuner and speakers), because it was slightly a nicer plasma for the same money and considering I have a seperate tuner and AV equipment for the sound anyway.
Are you really renting blu-rays now? I haven’t bothered.
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Oh no I am not renting Blu-Rays at all. That’s why I was not too concerned about 1080P. I don’t watch a lot of movies at all. Sports, and some shows.
February 18, 2009 at 4:10 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349543Participant[quote=flu]
Weren’t you the one saying you were poor and didn’t want to get involved in skiing a couple of days ago? Just kidding and giving you crap….I have a Panasonic 42″ plasma in our bedroom and I have to say, I’ve been pretty happy with it. I was initially concerned about “burn in”, but I don’t seem to have this problem. I have a 720dp tv, but it’s for the bedroom. I’m not a big AV buff, so i think it’s pretty goo for a side tv. In hindsight, i would probably go 1080… Still, hooking this up to my tv, looks pretty nice
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?DriveID=572
If i were to do it over, I would have gone with Panasonic’s professional plasma line (without the built in tuner and speakers), because it was slightly a nicer plasma for the same money and considering I have a seperate tuner and AV equipment for the sound anyway.
Are you really renting blu-rays now? I haven’t bothered.
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Oh no I am not renting Blu-Rays at all. That’s why I was not too concerned about 1080P. I don’t watch a lot of movies at all. Sports, and some shows.
February 18, 2009 at 4:10 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349664Participant[quote=flu]
Weren’t you the one saying you were poor and didn’t want to get involved in skiing a couple of days ago? Just kidding and giving you crap….I have a Panasonic 42″ plasma in our bedroom and I have to say, I’ve been pretty happy with it. I was initially concerned about “burn in”, but I don’t seem to have this problem. I have a 720dp tv, but it’s for the bedroom. I’m not a big AV buff, so i think it’s pretty goo for a side tv. In hindsight, i would probably go 1080… Still, hooking this up to my tv, looks pretty nice
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?DriveID=572
If i were to do it over, I would have gone with Panasonic’s professional plasma line (without the built in tuner and speakers), because it was slightly a nicer plasma for the same money and considering I have a seperate tuner and AV equipment for the sound anyway.
Are you really renting blu-rays now? I haven’t bothered.
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Oh no I am not renting Blu-Rays at all. That’s why I was not too concerned about 1080P. I don’t watch a lot of movies at all. Sports, and some shows.
February 18, 2009 at 4:10 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349697Participant[quote=flu]
Weren’t you the one saying you were poor and didn’t want to get involved in skiing a couple of days ago? Just kidding and giving you crap….I have a Panasonic 42″ plasma in our bedroom and I have to say, I’ve been pretty happy with it. I was initially concerned about “burn in”, but I don’t seem to have this problem. I have a 720dp tv, but it’s for the bedroom. I’m not a big AV buff, so i think it’s pretty goo for a side tv. In hindsight, i would probably go 1080… Still, hooking this up to my tv, looks pretty nice
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?DriveID=572
If i were to do it over, I would have gone with Panasonic’s professional plasma line (without the built in tuner and speakers), because it was slightly a nicer plasma for the same money and considering I have a seperate tuner and AV equipment for the sound anyway.
Are you really renting blu-rays now? I haven’t bothered.
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Oh no I am not renting Blu-Rays at all. That’s why I was not too concerned about 1080P. I don’t watch a lot of movies at all. Sports, and some shows.
February 18, 2009 at 4:10 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349796Participant[quote=flu]
Weren’t you the one saying you were poor and didn’t want to get involved in skiing a couple of days ago? Just kidding and giving you crap….I have a Panasonic 42″ plasma in our bedroom and I have to say, I’ve been pretty happy with it. I was initially concerned about “burn in”, but I don’t seem to have this problem. I have a 720dp tv, but it’s for the bedroom. I’m not a big AV buff, so i think it’s pretty goo for a side tv. In hindsight, i would probably go 1080… Still, hooking this up to my tv, looks pretty nice
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?DriveID=572
If i were to do it over, I would have gone with Panasonic’s professional plasma line (without the built in tuner and speakers), because it was slightly a nicer plasma for the same money and considering I have a seperate tuner and AV equipment for the sound anyway.
Are you really renting blu-rays now? I haven’t bothered.
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Oh no I am not renting Blu-Rays at all. That’s why I was not too concerned about 1080P. I don’t watch a lot of movies at all. Sports, and some shows.
February 18, 2009 at 2:56 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349108ParticipantTV went out… 36 inch old timer tube not even a flat screen. Time to upgrade. Good choices I saw at Costco on open models.
$799 – Panasonic Viera 50 Plasma 720P
$799 – Panasonic Viera 46 Plasma 1080PMan I can’t decide, I like the idea of Plasma for sports, the 720 seems good enough but then again 50 inch screen kind of overtakes my living room. I don’t really watch that many movies as I am just too scatterbrained and distracted with my laptop to put it away for two hours to watch a film. Obviously Blue-Ray is better with the 46. Broadcast and sports are fine on the 50/720P too.
Decisions, Decisions…
February 18, 2009 at 2:56 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349427ParticipantTV went out… 36 inch old timer tube not even a flat screen. Time to upgrade. Good choices I saw at Costco on open models.
$799 – Panasonic Viera 50 Plasma 720P
$799 – Panasonic Viera 46 Plasma 1080PMan I can’t decide, I like the idea of Plasma for sports, the 720 seems good enough but then again 50 inch screen kind of overtakes my living room. I don’t really watch that many movies as I am just too scatterbrained and distracted with my laptop to put it away for two hours to watch a film. Obviously Blue-Ray is better with the 46. Broadcast and sports are fine on the 50/720P too.
Decisions, Decisions…
February 18, 2009 at 2:56 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349549ParticipantTV went out… 36 inch old timer tube not even a flat screen. Time to upgrade. Good choices I saw at Costco on open models.
$799 – Panasonic Viera 50 Plasma 720P
$799 – Panasonic Viera 46 Plasma 1080PMan I can’t decide, I like the idea of Plasma for sports, the 720 seems good enough but then again 50 inch screen kind of overtakes my living room. I don’t really watch that many movies as I am just too scatterbrained and distracted with my laptop to put it away for two hours to watch a film. Obviously Blue-Ray is better with the 46. Broadcast and sports are fine on the 50/720P too.
Decisions, Decisions…
February 18, 2009 at 2:56 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349582ParticipantTV went out… 36 inch old timer tube not even a flat screen. Time to upgrade. Good choices I saw at Costco on open models.
$799 – Panasonic Viera 50 Plasma 720P
$799 – Panasonic Viera 46 Plasma 1080PMan I can’t decide, I like the idea of Plasma for sports, the 720 seems good enough but then again 50 inch screen kind of overtakes my living room. I don’t really watch that many movies as I am just too scatterbrained and distracted with my laptop to put it away for two hours to watch a film. Obviously Blue-Ray is better with the 46. Broadcast and sports are fine on the 50/720P too.
Decisions, Decisions…
February 18, 2009 at 2:56 PM in reply to: OT: Wow. LCD’s have come down quite a bit in prices… #349681ParticipantTV went out… 36 inch old timer tube not even a flat screen. Time to upgrade. Good choices I saw at Costco on open models.
$799 – Panasonic Viera 50 Plasma 720P
$799 – Panasonic Viera 46 Plasma 1080PMan I can’t decide, I like the idea of Plasma for sports, the 720 seems good enough but then again 50 inch screen kind of overtakes my living room. I don’t really watch that many movies as I am just too scatterbrained and distracted with my laptop to put it away for two hours to watch a film. Obviously Blue-Ray is better with the 46. Broadcast and sports are fine on the 50/720P too.
Decisions, Decisions…
ParticipantThanks for all the tips. We did end up buying some size 13 boots for my 8th grader (sheesh I am only a 12) over at Play-it-Again. As an aside does it seem like kids have bigger feet?
Other stuff we’ll rent over at Hansen’s. I think my older son who is 14 accustomed to riding a wave board, wants to Snowboard while the little one wants to stick to tubing. He’s just looking forward to getting back into the snow since it’s been a few years since they rode sleds. I think my wife is doing Mt. High on Wed. Hopefully no broken bones as both kids are key members of my baseball teams.
ParticipantThanks for all the tips. We did end up buying some size 13 boots for my 8th grader (sheesh I am only a 12) over at Play-it-Again. As an aside does it seem like kids have bigger feet?
Other stuff we’ll rent over at Hansen’s. I think my older son who is 14 accustomed to riding a wave board, wants to Snowboard while the little one wants to stick to tubing. He’s just looking forward to getting back into the snow since it’s been a few years since they rode sleds. I think my wife is doing Mt. High on Wed. Hopefully no broken bones as both kids are key members of my baseball teams.
ParticipantThanks for all the tips. We did end up buying some size 13 boots for my 8th grader (sheesh I am only a 12) over at Play-it-Again. As an aside does it seem like kids have bigger feet?
Other stuff we’ll rent over at Hansen’s. I think my older son who is 14 accustomed to riding a wave board, wants to Snowboard while the little one wants to stick to tubing. He’s just looking forward to getting back into the snow since it’s been a few years since they rode sleds. I think my wife is doing Mt. High on Wed. Hopefully no broken bones as both kids are key members of my baseball teams.
ParticipantThanks for all the tips. We did end up buying some size 13 boots for my 8th grader (sheesh I am only a 12) over at Play-it-Again. As an aside does it seem like kids have bigger feet?
Other stuff we’ll rent over at Hansen’s. I think my older son who is 14 accustomed to riding a wave board, wants to Snowboard while the little one wants to stick to tubing. He’s just looking forward to getting back into the snow since it’s been a few years since they rode sleds. I think my wife is doing Mt. High on Wed. Hopefully no broken bones as both kids are key members of my baseball teams.
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