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Switching to HD makes a big difference too. Especially when you understand that the "image enhancer"-setting should be turned off when watching digital TV... We didn't know that when our TV was new, and "image enhancer" does sound like something that would enhance the image, doesn't it?? Wrong. If the signal is digital (as with HD TV broadcasts, for instance), the "image enhancer" will actually distort the image somewhat... But after we got wiser about that and turned the "image enhancer" off, on our TV, we have crystal clear picture. love/Reb> > >> >> > They just grow, and grow, don't they... ;-)> >> > I know has told me that when her family got a new TV when she was> > about 5 or 6 she said: "That's not a TV – it's a cinema!". And this was back> > when color TV was a new invention and TV-sets were almost as thick as they> > were wide... (well, perhaps not, but this "cinema" can not have been bigger> > than, say, 26'', at the most).> >> > Wonder if we, eventually, are going to have to build bigger houses because> > of them...> >> > But have fun with the new, bigger, TV – a new screen always brings a new> > dimension to watching TV, somehow...> >> >> > love> > /Reb> >>

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This thing is ridiculously large for our little house, but with (a) my bad

bad eyesight and ( the fact that half the time I'm watching from another

room, the bigger one sure is nice!

And even at 46 " , it doesn't loom as large as the 32 " tube one that USED to

be in that corner!

T

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Neither one of us see well enough to be able to tell a difference between

" regular " and " HD " - we tried at the TV store, when the salesman was trying

to show us how much " better " HD is. We felt bad to tell him it looked

exactly the same...

T

in WY

Practical Blackwork Designs

http://practicalblackwork.com

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com  

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

's new TV. Was: Re: What's for dinner?

 

Switching to HD makes a big difference too. Especially when you understand

that the " image enhancer " -setting should be turned off when watching digital

TV... We didn't know that when our TV was new, and " image enhancer " does

sound like something that would enhance the image, doesn't it?? Wrong. If

the signal is digital (as with HD TV broadcasts, for instance), the " image

enhancer " will actually distort the image somewhat... 

But after we got wiser about that and turned the " image enhancer " off, on

our TV, we have crystal clear picture. 

love

/Reb

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> > They just grow, and grow, don't they... ;-)

> >

> > I know has told me that when her family got a new TV when she was

> > about 5 or 6 she said: " That's not a TV – it's a cinema! " . And this was

back

> > when color TV was a new invention and TV-sets were almost as thick as

they

> > were wide... (well, perhaps not, but this " cinema " can not have been

bigger

> > than, say, 26'', at the most).

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> > Wonder if we, eventually, are going to have to build bigger houses

because

> > of them...

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> > But have fun with the new, bigger, TV – a new screen always brings a new

> > dimension to watching TV, somehow...

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> >

> > love

> > /Reb

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HAHAHA it looks the same to me, glad I am not the only one!!!

  ~*~Hugs~*~

~*~Akiba~*~

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Neither one of us see well enough to be able to tell a difference between"regular" and "HD" - we tried at the TV store, when the salesman was tryingto show us how much "better" HD is. We felt bad to tell him it lookedexactly the same...T in WYPractical Blackwork Designshttp://practicalblackwork.comhttp://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com "You get a wonderful view from the point of no return..."-----Original Message-----From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ] On BehalfOf Reb DSent: Thursday, June 16, 2011 1:50 PMTo: MSersLife Subject: 's new TV. Was: Re: What's for dinner? Switching to HD makes a big difference too. Especially when you understandthat the "image enhancer"-setting should be turned off when watching digitalTV... We didn't know that when our TV was new, and "image enhancer" doessound like something that would enhance the image, doesn't it?? Wrong. Ifthe signal is digital (as with HD TV broadcasts, for instance), the "imageenhancer" will actually distort the image somewhat... But after we got wiser about that and turned the "image enhancer" off, onour TV, we have crystal clear picture. love/Reb> > >> >> > They just grow, and grow, don't they... ;-)> >> > I know has told me that when her family got a new TV when she was> > about 5 or 6 she said: "That's not a TV – it's a cinema!". And this wasback> > when color TV was a new invention and TV-sets were almost as thick asthey> > were wide... (well, perhaps not, but this "cinema" can not have beenbigger> > than, say, 26'', at the most).> >> > Wonder if we, eventually, are going to have to build bigger housesbecause> > of them...> >> > But have fun with the new, bigger, TV – a new screen always brings a new> > dimension to watching TV, somehow...> >> >> > love> > /Reb> >>