[Electronics-talk] Digital conversion

[Christopher Chaltain]

Not sure if you were joking when you said this but the bulk of the TV 
has nothing to do with whether it handles digital or analog signals, so 
the switchover to digital broadcasting won't eliminate those bulky TV's 
you're tired of! The bulk is determined by the technology used to 
generate the image on the screen. I suspect the old bulky TV's you're 
talking about are those that used a CRT to paint the image onto the 
screen. As LCD, plasma and DLP technologies have been improving, they've 
been replacing the venerable old CRT TV's.

priscilla wrote:
> Hey all,
> no worries since I have a digital TV with a DVD played included with 
> the TV.
> oh, good for the conversion of analogue to the digital TV's because I 
> am tired of dealing with those old bulky TV's.
> what a relief, loll.
> Put on some shoes because you will catch a bad cold or the flu because 
> you are constantly barefooted in the cold tile floors.
> No wonder you are coughing a lot and sneezing with running nose, lol.
> its like my cat who goes out running on the cold basement with its 
> paws wet and catches the sniffles and sneezes every time he wakes up 
> in the morning.
> and he always has a wet nose, otherwise he is healthy.
>
> anyway, I am just doing some  random talking here just for the sake of 
> it.
>
> thank you
>
>
> Priscilla
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> ps. just in the mood for joking, lol
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-- 
Christopher

cchaltain at austin.rr.com