> Bob W wrote: > > > I do have some Sony things. A 14" TV that visitors laugh at > because it is > > old and apparently very out-dated - it's a 1996 model if I remember > > correctly. I also have a stereo system which includes a > cassette deck and an > > MD player, but it also has a CD player, which is quite > convenient. Young > > people find it very amusing, just as I did when I stayed > with a great aunt > > who still played 78s on a wind-up gramophone with a horn. > > > > I have a non-Sony digital radio-cum-MP3 player as well, > which is probably > > the most modern amusement device in the house, but the MP3 > player can only > > fit an album-and-a-half into its memory, so it's really not > all that useful > > considering I bought it for long train journeys. > > > > Somewhere towards the bottom of my priority list for > discretionary spending > > is 'get a better TV and stuff'. > > If "better" = "bigger" I have a 26" Toshiba CRT that I refuse > to throw > out as it is perfectly functional. As my "don't throw > anything out that > is still functional when the outlaws insist on us having their newer > (but usually inferior) item, so that they will eventually understand > that it is not a good idea to be changing things like TVs every nine > months" policy seems to be failing, it's yours for the asking. I'm > drowning in nearly-new household goods. Have a set-top digibox to go > with it, too.
Thanks for the kind offer, Mike. But 26" is more than I can take. The maximum size for any TV in this little house is 20". Because the house is so small I also want a flat screen whenever I get round to sorting it all out. Probably Sony. Bob -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
