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Define "so cheap" and "crazy cheap". What's currently on the market doesn't fit my definitions of those terms.Pantalaimn said:Wide FTW HDTVs are getting so cheap now even for full 1080P sets so 720p sets should be crazy cheap.
Umm, seriously? Come on. Those technologies are still at their earliest stages. The first laser TV isn't expected until almost the end of the year (which, realistically, probably means sometime next year or the year after) and will be an elitist gimmick product that costs a fortune.Then they will be obsolete as new tech such as SEDtv and Laser tv come out.
This basically backs up what I just said.jason416 said:thanks guys
but HDTV cost like over $1000 on a store and i cnat afford that much...
I think I talk to more people than you. $1000 would be considered "a lot". You might have rich friends/family, but they are not representative of most of society. Most people want a TV under $500, since that's what they're used to paying for tube TVs.Pantalaimn said:$1000 For a tv is totally in budget for more people
Pantalaimn said:$1000 For a tv is totally in budget for more people than do they just choose to spend on other things. $3.00 a pack for cigarettes x 365 days a year =$1,095
OK I do retract my comment about laser and Sed tv.
jason416 said:thanks guys
but HDTV cost like over $1000 on a store and i cnat afford that much...
No it doesn't. It's got 720 lines, which is "low" HD.Bigred said:I got a small HDTV for like $300. Granted its only 15", but thats all I need because its in my room and I am only a few feet away from it.
Its got really high resolution.
Impossible. Your friend's HDTV is either 720p (same as yours) or 1080p (better than yours).I hooked up a xbox360 and it had just as good, if not better, a picture than my friends widescreen hdtv.
Your point?Pantalaimn said:Doubtful!
I just got back from Best Buy and I didn't A: see many CRT sets compared to the entire back wall filled with flat screens. B: no one at the registers buying Crt sets.
Well bully for you. But your anecdotal example of yourself has nothing to do with my point.My cars have been payed off for 8 years; yes I could trade it in for a new one with a payment each month + interest.. But it is fine and there is your money for a HDTV.