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Your latest purchases, cont.

Meh. I'm happy with them.

What else matters?:shrug:

Obviously a person buying Blu-ray's is happy with them. So why even point out that they paid more? What's the point?
Well, it's like when people were telling me I should switch to Blu-Ray. When all I have is old tube type television sets, there's not much point in it since they can't display the higher resolution.

Yeah. I have a flatscreen, but with my eyesight, it doesn't matter. My best friend showed me his TNG Blue Rays (He has a similar flatscreen), and I honestly could see no difference between those, and my DVD's.
 
Obviously a person buying Blu-ray's is happy with them. So why even point out that they paid more? What's the point?
Well, it's like when people were telling me I should switch to Blu-Ray. When all I have is old tube type television sets, there's not much point in it since they can't display the higher resolution.

Yeah. I have a flatscreen, but with my eyesight, it doesn't matter. My best friend showed me his TNG Blue Rays (He has a similar flatscreen), and I honestly could see no difference between those, and my DVD's.

You couldn't tell the difference between the colors? That was the first thing I noticed when putting in "Encounter at Farpoint" off the sampler. Very, very noticeable difference.
 
Well, it's like when people were telling me I should switch to Blu-Ray. When all I have is old tube type television sets, there's not much point in it since they can't display the higher resolution.

Yeah. I have a flatscreen, but with my eyesight, it doesn't matter. My best friend showed me his TNG Blue Rays (He has a similar flatscreen), and I honestly could see no difference between those, and my DVD's.

You couldn't tell the difference between the colors? That was the first thing I noticed when putting in "Encounter at Farpoint" off the sampler. Very, very noticeable difference.

I noticed the sharpness first, then the depth of the colors. But, I was comparing them to VHS copies, not DVD. If I owned TNG seasons on DVD, I doubt that I would want to upgrade to Bluray as I don't see enough difference to justify double dipping.
 
There are tube-ish CRT televisions that are also HD, but I wouldn't want to have one - you'd risk a hernia just by lifting the damn things. :eek:
 
Yesterday, I went to the outlet mall with two friends. I got two Frozen dolls for my youngest niece, a Waterford ornament for my Mom, and some undies and PJ from Jockey for me.

It was a very fun, but extremely exhausting day.
 
Grand Theft Auto V (for me), Dragon Age: Inquisition (the wife) and Little Big Planet 3 (youngest son for Christmas). All for the PS4.

I think we're a gaming family?
 
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