How many TV's have you purchased in the last 20 years?


How many TV's have you purchased in the last 20 years?  

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  1. 1. How many TV's have you purchased in the last 20 years?

    • 1
      1
    • 2
      1
    • 3
      5
    • 4
      1
    • 5
      0
    • 6
      1
    • 7
      0
    • 8
      1
    • 9
      0
    • More than 10 .. HOLY CRAP!
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    • I've never owned a TV.
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How many TV's have you purchased in the last 20 years?

 

I got an employee discount at Walmart when I worked there in 1999. I got a 27 or 30 something inch Tubed TV.

Used that until around 2006 when I bought $999 42 inch Olevia  LCD TV. I thought it was a great deal at the time

 

Then in 2013 I bought I bought an 70 inch Visio LCD TV which is my current TV.

 

So in my case .. 3

As the 'main' TV, a 32" Sony Trinitron CRT in 2001, 40" Hitachi Plasma in 2006, 46" Samsung LCD in 2010.

 

...and 4 Samsung 32" LCDs for other rooms in the house in 2009 which are all still there now. 

 

So, 3 if you only include 'main' TVs, or 7 if you include all of them. I don't plan on replacing any of them until one breaks, don't really watch TV much these days.

Well ... I bought a 36 inch Sony Trinitron around 20 years ago I guess.  That thing was a beast (heavy!).  Bought a Samsung 32-inch 720p LCD for the bedroom around '08 which gave me my first "HD" experience ... it still resides in the bedroom.

 

My current TV is a Pioneer Pro-111FD 50-inch plasma which I bought in 2009 when I came back from Kuwait.  When the movers showed up to deliver my stuff (which had been in storage) I told them to keep the Sony.

 

A few years back I bought a 32-inch 1080p Sceptre that stays outside.

 

Only the Pioneer gets watched with regularity ... especially in the Alabama "winter" ... doubles as a heater.

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