Random Rants
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Try squeezing it.. See if you csn make some lemonade.
No seriously though, that's no good, sorry to hear that raf -
At least it's still under warranty…
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I've read that with LCD TVs, major failures usually occur either immediately or not at all (which is why extended warranties are a waste of money). Looks like you got the crappier of the two possibilities.
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I think that makes sense based in my experience.
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I've read that with LCD TVs, major failures usually occur either immediately or not at all (which is why extended warranties are a waste of money). Looks like you got the crappier of the two possibilities.
mine is/was a LED though…not sure if they act the same but i have a 2 year warranty on it so all should be ok!
i'm thinking about buying something better/bigger now though...50" are good, but (as you'mericans say) "the bigger the better" right
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I would have gone with a Sharp Aquos. They are the only manufacturer that doesn't outsource it's parts are manufactured and assembled in the state of the art, highly efficient Kameyama Plant. I have owned many LCD and now LED's from SHARP and they have never let me down.
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It's still an LCD screen- LED is the type of backlight it uses. Older LCDs used fluorescent lights, but LEDs are thinner and are now standard.
Just get a plasma TV from Panasonic and never have to worry about all those complicated acronyms.
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I totally agree with D666's statement. I was always a samsung guy, and my college buddy that's the General Manager talked me into a less expensive Sharp that is an incredible TV. it's 70 inches of pure bliss. If you're gonna be a bear, be a grizzly.
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Migraine is arriving…....ugh
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I took some Aleve as my migraines are more than likely autoimmune related (long story, awaiting diagnosis). The pain has gone but left behind a weird vision thing in my left eye.
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By mistake, I allowed tapatalk to "upgrade" today. Holy crap, the new version is awful. I need to do some research and see if I can go back to the older, non-shitty version.
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Uninstall the craptacular new version, then go here to download the classic version. You'll have to change your default Android settings to allow non-Play Store programs to install, but the whole process only took about 5 minutes for me. Totally worth it.
