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[QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2779194, member: 5798"]
I just got a 50" 4K two months ago (and I  ❤️ it). Now you're telling me it's already an antique? :eek: WTH?!?
This the best TV I've ever had. It looks EXACTLY like it did in the store, crystal clear and bright. :D I vividly remember the first TV we had (1952) was a 19" b&w TV (with tubes) with rabbit ears and no remote.

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There were 7 television stations (2,4,5,7,9,11 & 13) in the Los Angeles viewing area broadcasting over the air programs.

The [I]analog[/I] pictures were fuzzy at best, depending on the quality of the "rabbit ears" you chose to buy. I remember one by one, all 7 stations going off the air by 1 am. All you would get after that was the test pattern with the Indian in the center.  It's amazing how much TV has evolved in the last 65 years. Not only in technology, but in content.

Since it's a slow news week here in the yard, someone should start a thread about Old Time TV (The Golden Age of Television), their first TV, how many TV stations/channels they had, and their favorite shows they watched and enjoyed with their family.
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