Super Bowl kicks up HDTV sales

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Jim @ Feb 5th 2007 3:58PM

Is it really up to the salesment to inform the consumers that just because they have bought a HDTV that the picture may not be in HD? While it would be nice if they did, where did personal responsiblity go? I agree not everybody understands HD, but I wouldn't put the responsibility on the sales guy.

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