Why is this not invented yet.

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  • edited July 2010
    Scottie_uk wrote: »
    I have a 32" widescreen Philips Matchline CRT and its more than good enough for watching anything on. Though it weighs as much as a small piano.

    did you have to push it down the street like you did with your piano? :p
  • edited July 2010
    mile wrote: »
    did you have to push it down the street like you did with your piano? :p

    Almost.
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  • edited July 2010
    mile wrote: »
    did you have to push it down the street like you did with your piano? :p

    no he got a fat bloke and a thin bloke wearing bowler hats to do it for him... He won't make that mistake again!
  • edited July 2010
    guesser wrote: »
    (whether these are worth the money instead of a bog standard 21" telly is of course debatable!). Watching normal standard def content on these screens really does show up the difference. This is the reason I always assumed those big flatscreen tellies were crap.

    I love my 42 inch screen ! But yeah the larger the screen it really cries out for hi-def.

    As for a 'bog standard 21" telly' i'm sure years before people were stunned when someone wanted to upgrade from a 14" (no jokes Miles) to a 21.

    Just wish i had room for a 50 incher (miles no, stop it, resist)
  • edited July 2010
    guesser wrote: »
    no he got a fat bloke and a thin bloke wearing bowler hats to do it for him... He won't make that mistake again!

    Another fine mess.....
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  • edited July 2010
    guesser wrote: »
    no he got a fat bloke and a thin bloke wearing bowler hats to do it for him... He won't make that mistake again!

    he might as well have used monkeys. :D
  • edited July 2010
    psj3809 wrote: »
    I love my 42 inch screen ! But yeah the larger the screen it really cries out for hi-def.

    As for a 'bog standard 21" telly' i'm sure years before people were stunned when someone wanted to upgrade from a 14" (no jokes Miles) to a 21.

    Just wish i had room for a 50 incher (miles no, stop it, resist)

    well all this diagonal distance across the visible picture area is a silly way to measure it anyway... the proper way to measure a telly is in disc diameter... ;)
  • edited July 2010
    mile wrote: »
    he might as well have used monkeys. :D

    I think you mean chimps... they don't take kindly to being called monkeys... (though they don't go quite as "ape" :grin: as an Orangutan does...)
  • edited July 2010
    psj3809 wrote: »
    I love my 42 inch screen ! But yeah the larger the screen it really cries out for hi-def.

    As for a 'bog standard 21" telly' i'm sure years before people were stunned when someone wanted to upgrade from a 14" (no jokes Miles) to a 21.

    Just wish i had room for a 50 incher (miles no, stop it, resist)

    cock tease!
  • edited July 2010
    guesser wrote: »
    I think you mean chimps... they don't take kindly to being called monkeys... (though they don't go quite as "ape" :grin: as an Orangutan does...)

    they all look the same to me. :p
  • edited July 2010
    Racis......Oh no? Hang on a sec? Erm? :D
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  • edited July 2010
    My house had a 62" on the wall when we moved in. Landlord said if we pay ?750 its ours, or we can spread it over the first years rent. I (well the wife) declined.
    TBH, it would be too big for me and I would have always worried about someone seeing it though your window and later breaking in to get at it.
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  • edited July 2010
    ?750 sounds a half decent price. But its great seeing the way prices are coming down all the time for tv's.

    I couldnt get a bigger tv than 42 otherwise my eyes would get frazzled, the second i move and we have a bigger lounge then the huge tv will follow !
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