Oh my, this TV is just sinfull......

[MrWizzard]

WOW

Car or TV.......

 

[Sniper82]

Anyone that can afford that much for a TV already has 3+ cars at probably 2-3 times as much each so its a no brainer . Nice TV

 

[Tegeril]

Car or TV? What kind of a question is this. TV all the way.

Hahaha, so ridiculously expensive.

 

[40sTheme]

NEW SONY BRAVIA! DOWN PAYMENT OF ONLY $200!

 

[secretanchitman]

even the sony 1080p projector we have didnt even cost that much ($7,999 for us).

 

[Nightmare225]

Originally posted by: MrWizzard
WOW

Car or TV.......

How would waste 32000 on a TV? :disgust:

 

[imported_K3N]

If you're not a multi-millionaire or even a billionaire and you pay that much for a TV, you deserve to be shot in the head.

 

[Extelleron]

Originally posted by: Nightmare225

Originally posted by: MrWizzard
WOW

Car or TV.......

Who would waste 32000 on a TV? :disgust:

Someone who doesn't need to worry about money? If you have a billion dollars, why not spend $32,000 on a TV?

 

[Matt2]

I have this TV.

2 of them actually.

I'll post pics when I can afford a camera.

 

[OneOfTheseDays]

What an utter waste of money. You can get a better display for $32,000. Sony's latest LCD's are clouded by many video quality issues like backlight bleeding and nebulous clouding.

 

[jim1976]

Originally posted by: Matt2
I have this TV.

2 of them actually.

I'll post pics when I can afford a camera.

Did you buy the extra one i asked you for me? Cmon I hope you didn't forget me..

FFS 33 grand for a TV''.. :roll:

 

[Ataraxia]

That TVs resolution is too low. Maybe I'd pay that much for a Sharp Aquos... but a Sony... pshhh

 

[Aquila76]

When you figure out what size room is needed for a proper viewing distance of this display, $33K is in line with the price of that house.

 

[1Dark1Sharigan1]

I wonder how much the Panasonic 103" Plasma will be when it comes out . . . :Q

 

[bunnyfubbles]

Other than size, is there anything special about this? Can't say the specs are all that impressive, not that you can even trust the specs...

 

[fliguy84]

If you have the money, why not?

 

[Matt2]

If you're going to go that big, why not just get a 1080p DLP projector at a fraction of the price?

 

[judasmachine]

Originally posted by: Matt2
I have this TV.

2 of them actually.

I'll post pics when I can afford a camera.

Isn't your electricity soon to be disconnected too?

 

[Zebo]

I bet extended warranty costs more than my 50" plasma.

 

[Matt2]

Originally posted by: judasmachine

Originally posted by: Matt2
I have this TV.

2 of them actually.

I'll post pics when I can afford a camera.

Isn't your electricity soon to be disconnected too?

I havent had electricity since I decided to buy these TVs. Every $60 a month counts. Same goes for my car, got a good 24 speed bike though.

Luckily I have a trusting neighbor who hasnt noticed the extension cords running to his backyard.

 

[Hemsky]

Originally posted by: Zebo
I bet extended warranty costs more than my 50" plasma.

I know for a fact that a 5 year warranty DOP extention on $30k+ at my store costs about $5000

 

[bunnyfubbles]

Originally posted by: Matt2
If you're going to go that big, why not just get a 1080p DLP projector at a fraction of the price?

at that point I'd think you're wanting name brand / looks (a projector isn't exactly the sexiest of solutions). As far as function the only thing I can come up with is some sort of bar or some place with a lot of light where a projector might simply not be able to cut it.

 

[Matt2]

Originally posted by: bunnyfubbles

Originally posted by: Matt2
If you're going to go that big, why not just get a 1080p DLP projector at a fraction of the price?

at that point I'd think you're wanting name brand / looks (a projector isn't exactly the sexiest of solutions). As far as function the only thing I can come up with is some sort of bar or some place with a lot of light where a projector might simply not be able to cut it.

You're right of course. I was thinking this would strictly be used in someone's home.

I've never been to a bar that was willing to spend $33k on a freakin TV. IMagine how much the drinks must cost.

All the bars I've been to here in downtown San Diego all have nice 50-60" plasma screens but cant even afford to hook them up to an HD signal. They're all running through effing composite.

 

[ZimZum]

Originally posted by: Matt2
If you're going to go that big, why not just get a 1080p DLP projector at a fraction of the price?

Direct View >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>&gt
>>>>Projectors.

 

[Aquila76]

Originally posted by: Matt2

Originally posted by: bunnyfubbles

Originally posted by: Matt2
If you're going to go that big, why not just get a 1080p DLP projector at a fraction of the price?

at that point I'd think you're wanting name brand / looks (a projector isn't exactly the sexiest of solutions). As far as function the only thing I can come up with is some sort of bar or some place with a lot of light where a projector might simply not be able to cut it.

You're right of course. I was thinking this would strictly be used in someone's home.

I've never been to a bar that was willing to spend $33k on a freakin TV. IMagine how much the drinks must cost.

All the bars I've been to here in downtown San Diego all have nice 50-60" plasma screens but cant even afford to hook them up to an HD signal. They're all running through effing composite.

HAHAHA! Yeah, the Applebee's bar has a 50" plasma, but they don't even have the aspect ratio set right! They're stretching standard def 4x3 into a HiDef 16x9 display. It looks absolutely awful. People look like they live on Jupiter or something