I spent $1000 on 47 rear projection "hd ready" (so only 720p, 1080i) back in 2003 and spent $1000 again in 2010 for a 55 lcd that was actually 1080p.

Probably 350, but Ive lost a lot of weight, so Im not sure anymore...

Did I answer your question?

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I can remember seeing "The Matrix" with Tanya at the theater and saying "We're stopping by Circuit City on the way home and buying an HD set. I don't care what it costs." It cost over $4000 in 1999 money for a 34" HD set that was a CRT and weighed about 200 lbs. I had to pass.

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Every man within 20 feet of me has informed me of that, yeah.

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Like you let any man besides Gus and Uncle Mark within 20 feet of you.

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Summer of 2008, "Benny" bought me a $2200 52" Sony 120Hz LCD TV off of Amazon. It was $2600 at Best Buy.

Tanya (7 months pregnant at the time) wanted me to get the set for Father's Day instead of buying it myself.

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What episode of DS9 did you watch first with him on it? In the pale moonlight?

"Favor the Bold"

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713nervy said:

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Every man within 20 feet of me has informed me of that, yeah.

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Like you let any man besides Gus and Uncle Mark within 20 feet of you.

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That's…valid. Okay, got me there.

It broke instantly, so like 0.1 second.

My price for a TV is $300. I've bought three in my life. I think the first was 13" and the latest was something like 35". But I will also stream on a $1000 smartphone, so that messes with the algorithm. I don't watch a lot of TV.

I think the one I am watching now is my most expensive at around a grand. Don't see me spending that much again. It is a fine tv i just can't see well enough for anything super duper resolution to matter.

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What's the most you've spent on a tv?

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this concept is INSANE! who TF stands on top of a TV to spend money? The logistics of taking a tv everywhere you shop just so you can stand on it while spending money is just bonkers.

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713nervy said:

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What's the most you've spent on a tv?

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this concept is INSANE! who TF stands on top of a TV to spend money? The logistics of taking a tv everywhere you shop just so you can stand on it while spending money is just bonkers.

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Excellent!

We have a 75" and 55" Frames. They are amazing. The $50 annual Art subscription is the best thing for art lovers. Ours are wrapped in picture frames and they look like real paintings when not being watched.

I wouldn't pay $50 a year to look at art even if it was naked women art.

I spent $2500 on an 85" Frame a year ago.

Most expensive - Bought a 50" Samsung Plasma tv at the end of 2008. Just got a big promotion at work so we splurged. It cost about $2300 at BestBuy. Still have it to this day and it works great as a guest bedroom tv.

Heaviest TV I ever bought was in 2003 - A 36" Sony Trinitron. That sucker weight about 240 lbs. And that was just the tv…didn't include the weight of the custom stand. It was expensive too, but we used part of the incentive our home builder provided to purchase it. Aside from the discount on the home price they gave us money to Tweeter, a now defunct store based in Houston, and Star Furniture.

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We have a 75" and 55" Frames. They are amazing. The $50 annual Art subscription is the best thing for art lovers. Ours are wrapped in picture frames and they look like real paintings when not being watched.

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My brothers is like this.

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Most expensive - Bought a 50" Samsung Plasma tv at the end of 2008. Just got a big promotion at work so we splurged. It cost about $2300 at BestBuy. Still have it to this day and it works great as a guest bedroom tv.

Heaviest TV I ever bought was in 2003 - A 36" Sony Trinitron. That sucker weight about 240 lbs. And that was just the tv…didn't include the weight of the custom stand. It was expensive too, but we used part of the incentive our home builder provided to purchase it. Aside from the discount on the home price they gave us money to Tweeter, a now defunct store based in Houston, and Star Furniture.

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My most expensive was from Tweeter as well