| KChiefs1 |
09-12-2004 04:58 PM |
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If you want to drive around in a piece of crap because it saves you money, fine. I myself work hard, and will treat myself to some of the luxuries in life. Since I was buying a big screen anyway, and 16x9 was an important feature for me, going HD was a minminal upgrade cost.
It didn't cost me anywhere near $3000. The non-HD systems I was looking at were all about $4500 WITHOUT a built-in DTV tuner.
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Exactly!:toast:
I bought my 65" 16x9 tv mainly because I needed a big screen & was told by very reliable sources that the regular 4x3 sets were going to be obsolete & that the high definition for sports was amazing. Sure it was a few dollars more($3000), but I've had this setup for a couple of years now & I love it. All I needed was the Directv HD receiver & I was ready to go...$11/month for HD package(which I wish had more channels) is awesome. NFL Sunday Ticket now offers 5-9 games each week in HD now too. Most of the network primetime shows are in HD now too.
It's been well worth the money to me! |
