Picture tube TV poll ... Am I the only person ... ???

[HardyGirl]

There a website that converts vintage TVs into working models! The ones I liked got sold, but they're stock is changing all the time. If you miss your family's old boxy TV, you may find what you're looking for here:

http://harryposter.com/vintagetelevision.htm

[megoapesnut]

Watching football right now on my 60 inch Pioneer Plasma. It's the only way to watch a Fball game!

[TEXASFETT]

I say mid 90's is when they stopped wooden tube TV's.My mom still has a RCA that we bought from Montgomery Wards back in 1990 and still works.Tube Tv's Tubes are modern flat screen are DVD/VHS and are getting phased out little by little.I thought I was Bad Arse in 2003 when I bought my first Big Screen 65" HD from Sony for $3475.00 .It has to be the last year because after that the next year was nothing but flat screens.I should have waited.

[VintageMike]

My only "up to date" stuff is my computer (purchased new two years ago), Moniter (upgraded to flat screen monitor earlier this year) and a combo printer/scanner/copier I just bought. I'd love to upgrade my TV but cost and lack of space is big issue. My TV is a 29 inch (I think) that I've had since 2001 since when my best freind & I shared an apartment. Still have a couple of working VCRs that get semi-regular use. I also have 13 inch tube TV that I've had for a good 25 years which is currently being used to play games in the break room at my job. Actually I had two and one JUST died this year.
Plus, up until a few months ago I wa maintaining my own website. So keeping my computer up to date always took priority over my TV set up.