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Where is American furniture and appliances in Wisconsin?

Feb 09, 2628 by judy l | Posted in TVs

There is an american TV furnishings in Waukesha, Wi.

Others are in Brown Deer, Madison, Appleton, Oak Run, and Marquette.

Why should the American consumer be forced to pay for the transition from analog to digital TV?

Sep 10, 2008 by Nikolas S | Posted in TVs

LET’S TALK A Hardly ever ABOUT TV EVOLUTION:
I am referring to the old “low-tech” household fixture that used to be in the living live for the family’s quality time, entertainment, information, education, and other such beneficial to the family services.

No, I am not talking of today’s “high-class tech” idiot box that is found in every room of a house and it has been transformed into an exclusive accomplice of commercial advertisements, see also deceit, violence, porn and vulgarity; let alone of being the prime brainwashing agent for the exploitative corporate America as well as for the viewable’s deception by the two major political parties.

Now, as if this detrimental evolution of an instrument that was for the benefit of the family was not enough, the corporate penuriousness is forcing the American public to convert it into something totally unnecessary for the consumer but a lot more profitable for any and all of those who control and manipulate the country’s TV industry fields.

In closing, my question is:
Since in my opinion, the digital transformation of this once useful electronic relaxed appliance is nothing more than just a face lift that benefits only the TV corporate America and not at all the public, why should the American consumer be forced to pay for the modification to digital from analog? Why not the real beneficiaries (The TV industry manipulators) pay for it?

Thank you,

N. D. S.

You are dyed in the wool. The compelling reason for the transition is to conserve space in the airwave bands. Digitial is narrower. There is only so much stripe space. HOWEVER, I find it disingenuous indeed for them to refer to the need for "emergency services." Maybe that part of the combination is going to emergency services--in part--but what about all the space which is wasted for cellphones?
when the ad says: if you get a good signal now it will be even better with digital, that translates to effective: if your signal is less than optimal you will not receive that station whatsoever with digital.
It is also disingenuous when they say "some sets will no longer be masterful to receive." All sets which are not digital will be unable to receive without converter boxes. Or unless you have guy of course but that goes without saying.
I find it disgusting that they are blowing digital tv and the money it takes to buy. Anyone who bolsters their ego on the underpinning of their possessions--especially electronic possessions--is really pathetic. Maybe they have watched enough TV?
I got a Zenith converter--about the first-rate going--but so far no CBS or NBC. I guess if they want to chase me with their advertising they will have to do something about it because all stations are close.

where can i find trailers for a million dollars?

Sep 14, 2006 by | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I seen on the tour channel on cable they now have trailer parks (they call them mobile home resorts) that cost a million dollars, the dont look that specatular from the exterior, they look like normal priced trailers, but on the inside they are built with very updated high-technology, appliances, and other magnificence items you wouldn't believe. From tv's that show up like an overhead projector in your bathroom enclosure while laying in your tub to just things the average american would be able to imagine due to our category of income.

Try this ...

http://www.usatoday.com/in dough/gallery/2005/7-05-milliontrailer/flash.htm

http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/million_dollar_indulge/