Only three technologies old?

[randomJACKASS]

A dear friend of mine bought me a 32" LCD TV last night! God it's great to have real friends. It is an early birthday, xmas, pay if forward gift!

Is that right? Three technologies old? m (LED, Plasma, LCD?!?)

Faith you ROCK! I will love you forever girl, and I think when Jody wakes up she will shit twinkies too, to finally have graduated from the cathode ray tube!

 

[Luis G]

If I recall correctly Plasma was the first to enter the tvs department, followed by LCD.

I wouldn't call LED a "technology" (or generation for that matter), is just another form of backlight for LCDs.

OLED on the other hand is a complete different technology and can be considered a generation on its own.

 

[Gonz]

LCD is the current leading technology. Plasma is going away due to it's high energy consiumption.

Glad you had a friend to buy your stuff instea of Uncle Sam. Fells cleaner,huh?

 

[randomJACKASS]

LED looks sweet because of the effect on the power bill, but my friend isn't rich, though she is well off and works for the state government.

I know they have government programs to help folks get these TVs but I know nothing about them.

The funny thing is, after my drug career I should have lousy credit but I actually have "invisible credit", meaning I am in the 620 I range as I remember it....In any case I have on $40 collection, but otherwise my credit history is blank. You'd think in today's economy people would want to try me on for credit. I mean I know people who do actually have bad credit that have an easier time getting credit! I tried to apply to get one of these on time payments, so just the willingness to try seems to have blessed me with results, albeit results I had not expected!

 

[Gonz]

People with credit, good or bad are a better risk than those who don't participate.

Apply for your banks credit card, charge it up, a bit, and pay it off. Do this tow or three times & you'll see your limit skyrocket.

 

[ThorsFoundry]

aren't they both tft panels? Just excited in diff ways? (I'm asking)