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With 2 young kids, a house to maintain and a full time job, I don't have the most amount of spare time.
But rather than watch crappy TV (I would say crappy TV is 90% of programming these days), I get the chance to learn new things about various topics with smart people (other than Joful and Jharkin)
All that to say, is it even possible to buy a 13 inch TV these days??? I remember my dad buying one for me when I received my Nintendo in 1986...)
But rather than watch crappy TV (I would say crappy TV is 90% of programming these days), I get the chance to learn new things about various topics with smart people (other than Joful and Jharkin)
All that to say, is it even possible to buy a 13 inch TV these days??? I remember my dad buying one for me when I received my Nintendo in 1986...)
I think our 2 year old kitchen LCD is about 13". Don't hold me to it, but it's gotta be about that. It sits on the counter, tucked under a cabinet.
maple1
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Mine also shows Doc McStuffins, Octonauts, and Dinosaur Train. I think mine was the deluxe model though.Wait, you mean TV can show programs other than Mickey Mouse Clubhouse , Dora and Daniel Tiger?????
I have to try that bsometime....
I normally get 400 or so channels, except when the grandkids come over. then we only get one channel Sponge Bob.
Soon as they leave though everything goes back to normal.
Soon as they leave though everything goes back to normal.
Yeah, my kids went through the Thomas phase... then it was a Daniel Tiger phase... then it was the Wiggles or Bob the Builder or Super Why... now Mickey is the one thing they can agree on, but my daughter also likes Sophia the First and my son likes Little Einsteins..
I wish they would watch more of the stuff like Einstens and Super Why that had more educational content... or better yet just watch less (bad Dad!)...............
I wish they would watch more of the stuff like Einstens and Super Why that had more educational content... or better yet just watch less (bad Dad!)...............
I keep trying to get my kid hooked on M*A*S*H, but it hasn't taken yet. He is developing interest in Star Wars, but that's thanks entirely to Angry Birds Star Wars edition. He's 4 years old.
How old do they have to be, before you can start educating them on real movies. You know... Deer Hunter, Raging Bull, The Shining...?
How old do they have to be, before you can start educating them on real movies. You know... Deer Hunter, Raging Bull, The Shining...?
Watch your brands .. RCA isn't RCA any more, neither is Philips/Magnavox.
Warranty terms vary widely by manufacturer, as do service plans/extended contracts. Some will say you have 4 years of coverage, but they are including the manufacturers original warranty period as well.
Warranty terms vary widely by manufacturer, as do service plans/extended contracts. Some will say you have 4 years of coverage, but they are including the manufacturers original warranty period as well.
Just to close this one out, we ended up buying a Sony KDL-60R520A at Costco. Special thanks to becasunshine for the recommendation, their price was hard to beat. Waaaayyyy less than the same TV (or anything comparable) at my usual venue, Crutchfield. Got it set up just a few hours ago, after a day of skidding logs, bucking, and splitting.
As a side note, in doing some price shopping on the entire Crutchfield catalog, their price was the full manufacturer's price on almost every TV I checked. Example, this particular TV, $1600 directly from Sony, $1600 from Crutchfield, $1300 at Costco. Plus, I was able to go to the store and pick it up, and have a 90 day return to store policy, versus dealing with (and waiting for) shipping.
As a side note, in doing some price shopping on the entire Crutchfield catalog, their price was the full manufacturer's price on almost every TV I checked. Example, this particular TV, $1600 directly from Sony, $1600 from Crutchfield, $1300 at Costco. Plus, I was able to go to the store and pick it up, and have a 90 day return to store policy, versus dealing with (and waiting for) shipping.
Enjoy the new TV
Something tells me you're going to LOVE it.
Let me know how the Smart TV aspect works!
Andrew
Something tells me you're going to LOVE it.Let me know how the Smart TV aspect works!
Andrew
Will do. We've been streaming Netflix, Youtube, etc., thru our DVD player for a few years now. So, this is nothing new, but more convenient than switching to the DVD player to stream. In fact, there's a Netflix button right on the TV remote, now.
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