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In the 80s-90s, I had a telly. Rarely watched any programs/shows. I used my telly for gaming! LOL

Computers and Tellys are becoming blurred lines anyway. :)

I use my computer for gaming now. I think I turn on my telly about 2-4 hours a month - if that! LOL And I stream music on my computer while I work, too.

   
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coray
Forget hiding the TV (we use it and don't mind it being out in the open), we are still looking for solutions to MOUNT the darn thing and hide all the cords etc! Our problem: we have a massive stone fireplace (36" deep), and when the kids are here and we want to watch a movie we need to be able to extend the TV out, on an arm or whatever. I have been looking but the longest arm I was able to find is 18", which is only half the depth of the stone.....hard to see from the left side of the room. And I hate seeing the wiring!
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psinclair58

Lots of ideas for hiding tv

   

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