Don't buy an HDTV just yet

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Originally Posted by DorisInsinuate

I can't tell the difference in visual quality between a brand new VHS and a DVD, apart from the shinyness of the discs, very pretty.

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Than it is time to buy a color tv.....

which is better, a color tv or a colour tv?:unsure:

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

which is better, a color tv or a colour tv?:unsure:

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A HDTV.

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Originally Posted by HeavyMetalParkingLot

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

which is better, a color tv or a colour tv?:unsure:

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An HDTV.

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That wasn't one of the choices.

he's foreign, it's not his fault he got confused.

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Originally Posted by JPaul

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Originally Posted by HeavyMetalParkingLot

An HDTV.

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That wasn't one of the choices.

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Sure it was, you are old, got tha bad eyes.

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

he's foreign, it's not his fault he got confused.

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Hush, foreigner. :P

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Originally Posted by DorisInsinuate

I can't tell the difference in visual quality between a brand new VHS and a DVD, apart from the shinyness of the discs, very pretty.

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You've got horrible eyes or a shit TV.:P

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Don't buy an HDTV just yet

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I wasn't gonna, if all HDTV does is slightly improve picture quality then I can wait.

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Originally Posted by Cheese

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Don't buy an HDTV just yet

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I wasn't gonna, if all HDTV does is slightly improve picture quality then I can wait.

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Hoi, it's only about £1,000 ($27,000) to get a wee bit better picture on the telly.

That must be well worth it, unless of course you are so sad that you don't take watching your telly that seriously.