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faerytattoodgirl -> upgrading my television... (6/16/2008 10:17:54 AM)
im guessing that most people would go with the 26" rather than the 22". this is a set for my bedroom. not for the living room where the 46+ goes. the price seems to get lower and lower faster and faster these days.. $478 LG 22" LCD HD-TV 22LG30 http://www.2001audiovideo.com/product_info.php?id=22LG30&clr= $649 LG 26" LCD HD-TV 26LC7D http://www.2001audiovideo.com/product_info.php?id=26LC7D&clr= i dont see paying an extra almost $200 just for 4 more inches... unless im missing some major feature with the 26. but i dont think so.

MrOTK4F -> RE: upgrading my television... (6/16/2008 10:33:50 AM)
there are differences in HD capabilities that could factor into the price too

Rule -> RE: upgrading my television... (6/16/2008 11:14:15 AM)
One of my friends does not watch television at all. He has got the movies and series on hard disk and watches them on his computer.

faerytattoodgirl -> RE: upgrading my television... (6/16/2008 11:22:36 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Rule One of my friends does not watch television at all. He has got the movies and series on hard disk and watches them on his computer. mine i generally watch sports on.. NHL and NFL. so the summer months its usually off.

pahunkboy -> RE: upgrading my television... (6/17/2008 4:57:20 AM)
FA, I do want to point out a little noticed fact. TVs draw watts. ie- cost. Now- maybe you sit in front of a set and watch it. I am in every room and multi tasking. My tv uses 100 watts which is more then the 80 watts the refridgerater uses. PPL rates went up 5% jan1, and wioll go up 42% AGAIN on jan 1. my point is- the tv is of no use if it is too expensive to power.

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