Bino,
Believe you mean "little bro." I did so agonize back then trying to
find the extra 1.5 inches (aesthetic) I needed for the 61" Pro. Did not
happen!
LOL
I rarely sit and do COA long term calculations. If I did, I might have
never dabbled in this computer "money-pit!" So much for tha
Hehe, you have the big bro to my 61" one! ;) I wanted that one, but with
the space that I have the 61" is almost too big, so couldn't have done the
67"; oh well! :P
Blu-ray is awesome but it does HDTV really well too (and I mostly watch TV
on TW cable since I have 7 DVR tuners in the LR currently
Anthony,
You are so correct. And, I value all the comments on this List much more
than all the "reviews" I haveread , and may still read. I know I will be
fully satisfied with whatever toy I buy. And, WE will be able to
kibbutz about personal preferences (choices!) for years to come.
You are
I have one of those DLP LED Samsungs...67-inches of gorgeousness, but no
longer made. Great for high-def TV and blu ray. Watching BSG on Bluray
now. Fantastic. Sometimes, old things dying works to your advantage,
because I swore I would not buy another TV until my last one died. It
didn't qu
Greg/Bino,
Thanks for the concise answer. I only shared what I see in ads for the
past many months. Now I know that "240Hz is hype." Off to look at
choices, and, figure out what to do with the very large Pioneer hulk!
Best,
Duncan
Greg Sevart wrote:
120Hz provided real value. Being a multipl
