Some of us old fuddy-duddies think an audio/video component belongs on A/V rack,,,

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In Reply to: Internet interactivity/web comunities doing well for HD DVD posted by Jack G on December 4, 2007 at 04:43:29:

not hooked up to the internet. Heck, someone was ragging on me about having to perform internet downloads and firmware upgrades on an A/V product I just bought (this was a bit of kludge without a router). Guess times change.

If I wanted to read up on "Transformers" and "Heroes", I can always surf the net on the computer. Burning up DLP lamp life waiting for an internet connection doesn't fit my idea of a movie watching experience.

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Topic - Internet interactivity/web comunities doing well for HD DVD - Jack G 04:43:29 12/04/07 (3)

Some of us old fuddy-duddies think an audio/video component belongs on A/V rack,,, - oscar 07:28:22 12/04/07 (2)

Hey, don't look at me - Jack G 07:51:58 12/04/07 (1)

That was fun hooking up the player in place of the computer. - oscar 11:49:48 12/04/07 (0)

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Some of us old fuddy-duddies think an audio/video component belongs on A/V rack,,, - oscar 07:28:22 12/04/07 (2)

Hey, don't look at me - Jack G 07:51:58 12/04/07 (1)

That was fun hooking up the player in place of the computer. - oscar 11:49:48 12/04/07 (0)

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