Leave Nicholas Sparks where he is, but you really should read The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. And the Book of Thel. Blake is some kind of mad scientist, I swear.
Every TV I have ever purchased has cost me $500 and they kept getting bigger and better every time. I can’t wait to see what I get for $500 the next time I buy a TV.
Same here. It looks like 40" LCDs start around $1000. So, in a few years…
$500 will net you a 32" LCD at the moment. Plasmas still start within my
Holy-cow-I’m-not-paying-that-much-for-a-TV range.
Starting a couple years ago, CRT computer monitors have almost completely
disappeared from stores. LCDs became so cheap there was no reason to sell
CRTs anymore. Has that happened to TVs now? I noticed that circuitcity.com
only had 1 Tube-based television listed…
How fast is your net connection?
A nippy broadband connection at your end coupled with decent video codecs and good streaming software would enable buffer free TV.