On Apr 5, 2009, at 12:29 AM, Patrick Martin wrote:
I did not really need an HDTV set and I don't
like watching TV on mot LCDs I have seen
Wow, thats weird. I have LCD sets from Philips that have an awesome
picture. There is no smeariness like in the very early LCDs. Just a
beautiful
On Sunday 05 April 2009 8:53:31 am kevin redding wrote:
On Apr 5, 2009, at 12:29 AM, Patrick Martin wrote:
I did not really need an HDTV set and I don't
like watching TV on mot LCDs I have seen
Wow, thats weird. I have LCD sets from Philips that have an awesome
picture. There is no
Colin,
The past is wonderful, and the future is amazing.
I run an Internet radio station, and its audio is better than any radio
station I ever worked for.
And it's as good in Australia as it is in my home.
I wouldn't have believed it 15 years ago.
Unfortunately, radio jobs aren't what they
: rick...@shellworld.net
To: c...@islandnet.com; irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: Re: [IRCA] And now for something completely different - OT
Colin,
The past is wonderful, and the future is amazing.
I run an Internet radio station, and its audio is better than any radio
station I ever worked
Kevin,
Who makes your LCD and what is the size cost? The top of the like LCDs
are much better for SD. So many people I know buy the cheapie LCDs and
they good great in HD, but the SD looks horrible. They just don't seem
to down convert well. A friend in LA spent $3,000 for his 52 and it is
great
I have had a Sony 32 HD Capable TV... for 4+ years...
My wife wanted the 36 - but I talked her down...
That's right... I talked my wife down from a bigger TV...
I can almost hear the snickers.
Anyway - we just got an HD-PVR today.
An HD-PVR is a HD Cable terminal with a Hard-drive for
I did some really completely different with HD. I bought a 211k HD
Dish receiver of late to get the extra lines of resolution and extra
channels only in HD, but I watch the HD in 480p, as that is all my
Toshiba EDTV will give me. I did not really need an HDTV set and I don't
like watching TV on
