Ok folks, HDTV sets have been out for 5+ years.
Now rewind to 2004, walk into any sears, or walmart,etc.
You have direct view SDTV's and some older analog only sets.
They were fed using a coax cable, which was fine for those old sd sets.
Now fast forward to 2009, we have plasma's, oled, 240 hz lcd.
So i walk into sears today to look at some Tv's.
The pq was ok, but the fun factor was one flag (six flags ad reference)
So i ask what they were playing on these Tv's, and I get:
"Its just an old dvd that cooperate sets up for us."
So they are playing old dvd's on a new 1080p set??
So i ask them if this one tv has s-video; "i think so", so they turn the tv around, and what do I see?? Coax cable, yes 75 ohm rg-6 going into 300 to 3,000 dollar tv's.
I mean, cant you at least have s-video? it would look alot better!
So i go into kmart and they have a coax distro system feeding their sets.
Walmart, has componet, which is ok but not as great as hdmi.
So when i was in sears again, i saw the sony 42" full hd set, their flagship product, being fed with rca cables on composite!
So i wonder why sales haven't picked up? Use componet, at least, hdmi would be better!