. . . and if anyone in the family has vision problems, think seriously about the utility of biting the bullet financially and getting a big flatscreen. But not the biggest - at any given time the biggest available is like twice as much $$ as the second biggest - and you don’t get twice the screen area for those bucks. IMHO.I mention it because my wife, of blessed memory, had macular degeneration - like her brother. And he was the one who mentioned the utility of a big-screen TV for her. When he mentioned it, I said, “Of course!” and promptly bought the TV I have now. Still have the old TV in the bedroom - it seems so tiny in comparison.
Ping to my #61 above.