Flat screen TVs.

[MasterBlaster]

No way would I buy a $130 TV. My 32" Samsung cost right under 200 and that's plenty cheap enough for me.

You get what you pay for.

 

[SeanKroll]

I met a guy who engraved for the production of USA currency, which is very closeup work. I think he would dispel that as a myth.

Our son just set up 3 monitors side by side on a wide 8 foot desk for graphic design and web application work. Our other son whom he works with, has about 6 monitors stacked two wide and three tall.

I'm no doctor, obviously.

One anecdote isn't very strong evidence.



The idea of sitting too close to the TV ruining your eyes was a radiation/ energy concern, I always though, not having to do with focusing your eyes. Also, it gets the kids out of the way of the TV.

 

[Dave Shepard]

No way would I buy a $130 TV. My 32" Samsung cost right under 200 and that's plenty cheap enough for me.

You get what you pay for.

True, but there were no $200 smart tv's there, of any brand. Just trying to get the streaming setup, then buy something better later on.

 

[MasterBlaster]

If I can't find what I want locally, I let the UPS driver deliver it to me.

 

[Dave Shepard]

Butch, you have been vindicated. The tv and Bluray wouldn't talk to each other. Got my cash back, and now have a Samsung TV and Bluray. Let's hope they get along. This tv is 1080p, also.

 

[MasterBlaster]

Excellent!!!

 

[Dave Shepard]

They are talking to reach other, but dang, two remotes and like 300 buttons. I may stick something to a few of my favorite button so I can find them by feel. Now if they'd just hook up my fiber, I can move into the new millennium.

 

[MasterBlaster]

You'll only use a few of those buttons.

 

[Tree09]

Especially when you set your phone up to be both remotes, because you always have that, and the remote might be across the room