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Thread: California considers ban on big screen TVs.

Started 2 months ago by Marcusarilius
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...creen-TVs.h tml WTF?
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CAB replied 2 months ago
When is he applying for membership in the EU?

MOONPHASE replied 2 months ago
Ugh hate living in California

hardcorefrokid replied 2 months ago
F*ck you, Arnie!

OrlandoEastwood replied 2 months ago
What's Ah-nold's prahblem? DAES HE HATE ZA BEEG SCRIN TEEVEES???

Propellarhead9 replied 2 months ago
So is he banning all tvs over 50" or just plasmas? Either way sucks for people living in California.

MOONPHASE replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Propellarhead9 So is he banning all tvs over 50" or just plasmas? Either way sucks for people living in California. Actually any tv over 40 inch not 50

Azyiu replied 2 months ago
Yeah, ban and control everything! Turn CA into another commies infested place!

Propellarhead9 replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by MOONPHASE Actually any tv over 40 inch not 50 That is super lame. Let's see how many people get the hell out of Cali and load up their wagons to head east.

 

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CAB
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-20 01:50:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Jeff Kleist The power still has to be delivered, that's another huge bottleneck. You can have a million gallons of water, but if there's only pipes for 750, that extra 25% doesn't do you a lot of good. All of this takes decades to implement best case scenario and we're already hitting the pipe limits during the summer now. I certainly agree with this and I'm all for conservation so I...
MOONPHASE
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-16 14:54:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Grand Bob I'm not a psychologist, but my experience has been that when you tell people they can't have something, it makes them want to have it more. The prohibition didn't work out that well. This is almost the same kind of feeling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ2XW62fw6M
Jeff Kleist
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-20 01:35:00)
Quote: Solve the problem. Don't wait for the government to punish us into a problem then look to them to fix it with feel good regulations. Read that link - France doesn't just build plants for despots. That's a progressive and realistic energy policy not driven by ignorance and fear. The power still has to be delivered, that's another huge bottleneck. You can have a million gallons of water, but if there's only pipes...
krazeyeyez
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-11-11 23:20:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by john_1958 sure glad I don't live in california http://www.livescience.com/technolog...ma-tv-ban.html
Astrakan
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-11-19 03:05:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by dobyblue Well it seems that Panasonic is already way ahead of them. The new NeoPDP panels this year used 50% of the power consumption that the 2007 models did and next years models will use 33% of the power consumption with the new NeoPDPeco panels designed in conjunction with Pioneer Kuro technology. Exactly. With the law not coming into play until 2011, and the full measure not until 2013, chances are the vast...
Marcusarilius
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-17 00:58:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Canada Does he still own his Hummer. If he does he should not be complaining about TV energy consumtion. I seem to hear Schwarznegger having his Hummer converted to use hydrogen fuel. Or a big bag of Hot Air!
ryan69969
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-16 21:47:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Canada Does he still own his Hummer. Well as Governor, I would assume he gets one of those Hummer limo things.
Sooner_Blu
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-17 17:53:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Jeff Kleist Look outside your own little world .... Insults generally shut down the conversation. Goodbye!
Propellarhead9
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-16 01:46:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by MOONPHASE Actually any tv over 40 inch not 50 That is super lame. Let's see how many people get the hell out of Cali and load up their wagons to head east.
ViralIncubator
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California considers ban on big...
Published (2009-10-16 18:03:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Jeff Kleist This is not a ban on big screen TVs. This is an energy efficiency requirement *snip* You can go to Nevada for a TV, and no one is showing up at your door to seize your Kuro. The number of people willing to take a 6 hour hike to get a TV is pretty small, so I don't think they're worried about it. *snip* All this does in the end is put the energy efficiency boot into the butt of the industry,...

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