Windows 7: California ("Land of the Free" Bans Large TV's

it won't happen.



they'll just put a tax on the tv's larger than 40"--like a luxury tax.

+1

Californication.

Just stick wheels on the TV - call it an all electric vehicle - Arnie won't know any difference

As usual, Nigel not only cuts to the quick, but has the right answer.

he may not, but i won't be able to drive one in the carpool lane!

Solo hybrid drivers may lose carpool lane privileges -- latimes.com

ah ha ha ahhaahahahaaaa (verbatim maniacal laughter?)

there isnt enough of em....
well, if they keep up with these asinine laws...

OT/> maybe/> being an owner of said big-a** TVs, and not living in that all to 'eco-friendly' state of CA, uh... sucks to be them?..

maybe we could saw of the entire state, and they can go 'chill' with Russia... or Guam (depends whichever way they float, i imagine). that would cut the US' energy consumption *shrugs*

At least they'll have good computers to play with:
LANL's Roadrunner, LLL's upcoming Sequoia, and other neat stuff...

ASC's national laboratories collaborations with Russian Institutes

LMAO....... good one Nigel

It'll never pass you need atleast a 40in to get Arnolds head in view. Don't really care movin to Texas soon. The state with 2 fast lanes 1 on the highways and the other on deathrow.

From all of the studying and such that I have done, I believe that the "dramatic" increase in power consumption of a plasma these days for the average family equates to about $20 in 1 year over an LCD. I recently was shopping for a new TV and did quite a bit of research. At the end of the day I went with a Panasonic Plasma as the extra energy cost was well worth the significant performance gains over comparably priced LCD sets. And to be honest, didn't notice 1 bit of difference in my energy bill over the LCD tv that the plasma was replacing.