What kind of tv are you bringing to law school? Forum

[chicoalto0649]

Come on,

Not everybody is going to law school without a television. For those of you who are bringing a TV, what are you working with? Cable or satellite?

Me-

42'' Panasonic Plasma. Had it for three years and it is a strong soldier and served me well throughout undergrad. It was my first big expenditure and love it to death. Plus Hockey and Football still look amazing on it. Def planning on having the NHL and NFL ticket (probably a recipe for disaster but whatevs).

[zeth006]

Meh. Planning on buying a LED backlit 24" 1920x1200 monitor sometime later on for school stuff and the occasional movie. Nothing much more.

[Vincent Vega]

Might get a fairly nice one for the living room. I'm bringing old reliable for my bedroom.

[OriginalPerson]

TV = bad for your brain.

[UFMatt]

42in 720p LCD Toshiba Regza. Have a blu-ray player hooked up along with a 5.1 Onkyo system. Sitting 8-10 feet away it looks great. Should be good through law school. I'll probably reward myself with a 50+ inch 1080p display once I get a job after graduation.

[echoi]

shitty 20-something" for my xbox360

i usually watch most stuff online anyways.

[joshhoward]

dell 14" inspiron laptop = my tv

[vexion]

50" Panasonic Viera plasma. Bought it a year ago, my first big expenditure on myself. As far as cable/satellite... Whatever my roommate would want. All last year we didn't even have cable. Just used it for movies and XBox.

[starstruck393]

42" 1080p LCD

[starstruck393]

50" Panasonic Viera plasma. Bought it a year ago, my first big expenditure on myself. As far as cable/satellite... Whatever my roommate would want. All last year we didn't even have cable. Just used it for movies and XBox.

Go big or go home, I guess...

[capitalacq]

If I live in a dorm, 26" LCD. If I live in an apartment, I'll put my 50" panasonic plasma to good use.

[los blancos]

Prolly my 30" Philips CRT HDTV (yes, those exist!)

Hoping I wont end up using it TOO much

[AliceB]

Come on,

Not everybody is going to law school without a television. For those of you who are bringing a TV, what are you working with? Cable or satellite?

Me-

42'' Panasonic Plasma. Had it for three years and it is a strong soldier and served me well throughout undergrad. It was my first big expenditure and love it to death. Plus Hockey and Football still look amazing on it. Def planning on having the NHL and NFL ticket (probably a recipe for disaster but whatevs).

Me too! But I've only had mine for a little over a year. I love it! Best self gift ever.

[PoliticalJunkie]

52 in LCD tat served me well for years. Though I'd like to splurge on a 42 in LED after seeing one in Best Buy.

[Zapatero]

[avacado111]

not planning to watch tv. You know.. b/c I'm studying.

So nothing.

If I really need the tv... I'll just watch reruns on abc or something like that when I have free time.

[rookhawk]

IMAX

[thanksforthefish]

have a 40" samsung touch of color right now, but i'll probably give that to my parents and downgrade to a 37" vizio or something for the likely move cross-country and law school. come to think of it, i'll just order it when i get there.

edit: xbox360 with streaming netflix and cable/satellite for entertainment.

[tallboone]

leave the tv at home, watch stuff on the internet or go to the local sports bar for the game.

[Notor]

46" Panasonic Plasma

[ASUTimmyD]

I have a 50" Plasma 720P and a 46" LCD 1080P. I don't know which to hook up to my 5.1 JBL Cinema System. I plan on purchasing a house near campus and haven't decided on an entertainment setup yet.

[HerseyChris]

This tv with those speakers.

[starstruck393]

This tv with those speakers.

If you can afford those, then why bother with ls?

[zeth006]

dell 14" inspiron laptop = my tv

LAWLZ. Funny you should say that! I've been idly browsing notebooks around and the 14z is among a few I'm looking at. Tough to find a notebook that's 5 pounds or less with a dedicated GPU that can play SC2 just fine!

[sirchristaylor]

I'm bringing 200 of these.