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by Duana Hobbs
A large part of American entertainment involves the television. There really isn't much way around this. We lounge in front of our TV sets on a daily basis, often for hours at a time. It just may be that we're addicted to the cool pictures and sounds. Okay, on a more serious note, why not have the best television possible, if you're going to spend such a great deal of time watching it? Maybe a plasma flat screen TV with wall mounts would do the trick. This way you could enjoy your weekly series', but do so in an uncluttered living room. It's practically like heading out to the movie theater. Except for the massive concessions bill.
There will come a time when virtually every American home is blessed with a plasma flat screen TV. Things are changing in the world of electronics. No longer do you have to pay nine grand for a fine 50 inch flat television. The prices have plummeted due to new and greater products. That 42 inch plasma flat screen TV you saw last year in Best Buy and wanted so badly, but couldn't afford has gone down in price. Chances are you can acquire one now. In all honesty, pretty much anyone can purchase a quality plasma screen television for two grand. Depending on what extra features and brand you prefer, the price could go up. If you insist on having the best of the best, plan on paying for it. Just like with everything else in life, it will cost you a pretty penny.
| Quote of the Day |
A good way to think about television—in fact all the media—is as a kind of telescope in the sky, flying around, constantly looking. Then from its perch in the sky, it zooms down to a single spot on the planet, a small group of people shooting each other. It takes this single event out of billions and billions of other little events and sends it zooming through space to television antennas, and then out through an electron gun into (on the average)Addison DeWitt: Your next move, it seems to me, should be toward television.
Miss Caswell: Tell me this. Do they have auditions for television?
Addison DeWitt: That’s all television is, my dear. Nothing but auditions.
| —Joseph L. Mankiewicz (1909–1993) |
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This is a great way to ditch the movie theater scene altogether. Think about what we pay every time we go see a flick. It's 8.50 to get in and then at least another 10 dollars per person for concessions. That's insane if you think about it. But, if you had your very own plasma flat screen TV, you could attain that movie theater experience in the privacy and comfort of your own abode. Let me tell you, snacks and drinks are much less expensive this way. You'll have that 52 inch plasma flat screen TV paid off in no time flat. Not to mention it will entertain you for many years to come.
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