Impertinent Question...

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I agree, and we right now can see just how color worked in those days in sales and acceptance as we watch the few manufacturers now producing 3-D tv sets. Just the other day on the business news they were talking about the 3 companies making a 3D set, and the 4 current movies, and possibly 1 or 2 shows on some cable show that might be on..... Like competitive paper-ball fights. (something you can see in 3D). The reporters did have a pretty good time laughing and saying stuff like "Who is going to plunk down $3,000. bucks for 3D and watch Avatar over and over.....? You gotta be crazy to do that, its juast too much..." "Color???? I don't need to spend $1,000. dollars on some crazy thing RCA made in their basement just to see Ralph Kramden's walls are dingy grey......." just imagine....... its like a time machine..... in yer mind just replace "3D" with "Color".........

This would be a good time to get one of those $3,000. 3D sets and burry it in the yard till its worth more 25 years from now....... Then dig it up and put it on ebay... NIB naturally......