“I remember watching the tournament for the first time in HD and just standing there for at least an hour with my tounge hanging out.”

I know what you mean! I had a good friend come over for a Vikings game, and he kept commenting about how you could see the individual blades of grass on close up shots. I probably should have spent my money on something else (like paying down bills), but I still love my TV!

“One thing I’m happy about is that our TV sits in a niche above our fireplace. It’s well out of reach for little toddlers.”

Yeah, unfortunately mine isn’t.

It’s funny because we went from a 27″ CRT tv. Ours isn’t the newer 120 GHz models either and the only time I’ve really noticed a problem was during some the Olympic games. Mostly the water games but I’m not complaining.

One thing I’m happy about is that our TV sits in a niche above our fireplace. It’s well out of reach for little toddlers.

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Seriously, there are paw prints over several areas of the screen. A few are even upside down, meaning our cat Sammie is jumping on top of the HDTV and pawing down at the screen.

Fortunately she’s declawed, but we might have a dead cat soon if she doesn’t knock it off.

PS. Just kidding about the “dead” part… maybe.

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