Mammoth Innovizion 65-Inch Outdoor HDTV Is Fun For the Whole Forest

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer outside
because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set. We could have
used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the envelope
in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's also wireless,
with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and camper (Winnebago) to be
separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife, lush green lawn or, in the case
of my house at the ol' alma mater, patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the
occasional prone body or two.


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"UCLAN" wrote in message
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In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer outside
because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set. We could
have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and camper
(Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife, lush green
lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater, patches of dead
grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.

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Since when is 65" Mamoth?

"Richard C." wrote:
"UCLAN" wrote in message
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In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.

==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?

It's all relative. I have the Mits 65732. When friends
come over they think it's huge. I thought it was big
when I first got it, but now I wish I got the 73" model.

Chip

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Richard C. wrote:

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.

==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?

Too bad you snipped the URL of the article that claims it was mammoth.

As for *my* opinion, it is "mammoth" when you compare it to other wireless
weather-proof outdoor mass-produced HDTVs.

wrote:

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.


==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?


It's all relative. I have the Mits 65732. When friends
come over they think it's huge. I thought it was big
when I first got it, but now I wish I got the 73" model.

And is your Mits 65732 wireless and weather-proof? Didn't think so...

"UCLAN" wrote in message
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Richard C. wrote:

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.

==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?

Too bad you snipped the URL of the article that claims it was mammoth.

He did a good job snipping, cause I can't find the URL of the article
anywhere! ;-)

UCLAN wrote:
wrote:

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or
two.


==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?


It's all relative. I have the Mits 65732. When friends
come over they think it's huge. I thought it was big
when I first got it, but now I wish I got the 73" model.

And is your Mits 65732 wireless and weather-proof? Didn't think so...

???? Did I say it was? No. I was referring to the size. Jeez.

Chip

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wrote:

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or
two.


==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?


It's all relative. I have the Mits 65732. When friends
come over they think it's huge. I thought it was big
when I first got it, but now I wish I got the 73" model.

And is your Mits 65732 wireless and weather-proof? Didn't think so...

???? Did I say it was? No. I was referring to the size. Jeez.

My point, exactly. The article itself it is "mammoth" only in terms of
wireless, weather-proof HDTVs.

Kalarama wrote:

In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.

==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?

Too bad you snipped the URL of the article that claims it was mammoth.

He did a good job snipping, cause I can't find the URL of the article
anywhere! ;-)

http://i.gizmodo.com/5208813/mammoth...e-whole-forest

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"Richard C." wrote:
"UCLAN" wrote in message
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In college, the fellas and I would often drag a TV, couch and beer
outside because it was ironic. The practice often led to a busted set.
We could have used Innovizion's gigantic weatherproof TV.

Weatherproof TVs are nothing new, of course, but this one pushed the
envelope in terms of size with its mammoth 65-inch HD LCD screen. It's
also wireless, with a transmitter that allows campers (people) and
camper (Winnebago) to be separated by more than 150 feet of wildlife,
lush green lawn or, in the case of my house at the ol' alma mater,
patches of dead grass, beer cans, and the occasional prone body or two.

==========================
Since when is 65" Mamoth?

It's all relative. I have the Mits 65732. When friends
come over they think it's huge. I thought it was big
when I first got it, but now I wish I got the 73" model.

Chip
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My next system is going to be front projection with at least a 120" 2.35:1
screen.