Hey, I don’t mean I’ve never had a TV, or replaced one… they’ve just all been second hand.The one I have now was new once…but not for me, is all.That was in the 80’s ….and it came to me in this century…so it’s new.
Bought a 33in flat screen back in March. The remote has over forty buttons, of which I use only two – On/Off and Source – to switch between computer monitor and DVD screen (AV).
Ours is second hand and works nicely. I’d like to gt one of those smart TVs that get internet. I would save a lot of cash by upgrading internet and downgrading cable and streaming Netflix and a few other sites.
Hubby bought a wide screen TV about 5 years ago. It’s not the sort that hangs on the wall; it weighs a ton. It took three people to get it up the steps into the TV room. It will go with the house when we sell it.
My big heavy 27" is about 5 years old (in my bedroom), my 36" flat screen in the family room is also about 2 years old. My boyfriend just bought a new 60" flat and surround sound, but we only watch it a little (usually have the radio on), Sometimes watch a movie after dinner.
Dad’s solution is, of course, to walk up to the set and use the controls on the set. Unfortunately, at least in our home, all the sets are plasma flat screens and hanging on the walls!.You will need a step stool and a flashlight to reach, see, and operate the controls on the side of our sets. And fingers the size of a two year old as well…
Templo S.U.D. over 9 years ago
Sounds like an “F Minus” strip.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 9 years ago
When was the last time I purchased a new TV?Wow…let me think…
It was… um…never.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 9 years ago
Hey, I don’t mean I’ve never had a TV, or replaced one… they’ve just all been second hand.The one I have now was new once…but not for me, is all.That was in the 80’s ….and it came to me in this century…so it’s new.
x_Tech over 9 years ago
Bought a 33in flat screen back in March. The remote has over forty buttons, of which I use only two – On/Off and Source – to switch between computer monitor and DVD screen (AV).
King_Shark over 9 years ago
I never had a TV of my own and can’t say that I’ve missed it.
ladykat over 9 years ago
Ours is second hand and works nicely. I’d like to gt one of those smart TVs that get internet. I would save a lot of cash by upgrading internet and downgrading cable and streaming Netflix and a few other sites.
Jkiss over 9 years ago
It was last year or the year before. The bedroom TV died so we replaced it with the living room TV and bought a new for the living room.
Dani Rice over 9 years ago
Hubby bought a wide screen TV about 5 years ago. It’s not the sort that hangs on the wall; it weighs a ton. It took three people to get it up the steps into the TV room. It will go with the house when we sell it.
vldazzle over 9 years ago
My big heavy 27" is about 5 years old (in my bedroom), my 36" flat screen in the family room is also about 2 years old. My boyfriend just bought a new 60" flat and surround sound, but we only watch it a little (usually have the radio on), Sometimes watch a movie after dinner.
neverenoughgold over 9 years ago
Dad’s solution is, of course, to walk up to the set and use the controls on the set. Unfortunately, at least in our home, all the sets are plasma flat screens and hanging on the walls!.You will need a step stool and a flashlight to reach, see, and operate the controls on the side of our sets. And fingers the size of a two year old as well…
jbmlaw01 over 9 years ago
Don’t know, my wife does that.