The real Hi-def swindle

Re: The real Hi-def swindle

feeds@yuku.com (BijouBob8mm) — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 14:44:44 PST

Thanks for the tip. Between this, and hearing that many cable companies may not be ready for the switchover in time, I'm thinking this may not be the wonderful brainstorm many thought it would be. (Apparently someone thought consumers weren't spending e...
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Re: The real Hi-def swindle

feeds@yuku.com (Hausenfan) — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 19:41:46 PST

I bought my Sony Wega Hi Def ready Tv 3 years ago. I remember the salesman mentioning the HDmi port, and how it was an investment for the future, and thought, "what a bunch of saleman hype". Little did I know! I recently tested the port with ...
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Re: The real Hi-def swindle

feeds@yuku.com (Gil Ray) — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 04:17:47 PST

>>the only people who will be able to watch TV, in the future will be computer engineers.<< LOL! So true, but heck, we should go back to reading books anyway. Oops, I forgot... all the indie bookstores have closed... Gil

Re: The real Hi-def swindle

feeds@yuku.com (Dr Borgo) — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 03:51:16 PST

Sometimes it seems like the only people who will be able to watch TV, in the future will be computer engineers. It would be so nice to buy something electronic and not have to call somebody else to hook it up. This sounds like one big headache. "...
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The real Hi-def swindle

feeds@yuku.com (dhtreptow) — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 03:40:58 PST

You may have heard when HD hits, and becomes the standard for broadcasting, that your low-rez TVs will be obsolete, unless you get some sort of adapter. That's not what this about; this is about the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. If you you were one o...
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