Wow, it had 3.5" floppies. It ran CP/M, but it couldn't read the disks from any other CP/M system on the market at the time. Probably why it failed in the marketplace.
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Not that I didn't already believe that Drew was right, but I was talking to a friend last night and he told me that his mom was on her third Vizio TV in a year and a half. :)
Why do you buy Vizio #3 in that scenario? Are they crack-laced?
We've had a LG for 2 years so far, works exactly the same as new.
I'm glad I remembered the Samsung rec, because there were a lot of nice looking Vizios at Costco when I was looking.
I did end up returning the first Samsung I got there. Partly because I realized I probably could fit a bigger one than I had thought, but also because the volume level on the one I got didn't go very high, even for the small room I'm in. I ended up getting a bigger Samsung, but also jumping up a level or two in quality. It's very nice so far.
I just hook my stereo into my TV. I don't even know how loud my TV can go.
I have some sorta-generic TV from Radio Shack I bought a year and a half ago. Crossing my fingers that it will live a long life.
Yeah, I just had to steer my brother-in-law Samsung direction based on this conversation.
Why do you buy Vizio #3 in that scenario? Are they crack-laced?
I think that it's still under warranty, so she keeps getting them replaced.
I'm glad I remembered the Samsung rec, because there were a lot of nice looking Vizios at Costco when I was looking.
I KNOW!
LG has sure improved in consistency and quality since they started coordinating their internal purchasing [link] maybe that also lead to quality controls.
ita,
for your sister:
a place to share files. They claim they are already profitable (unlike drop.io).