Do u like to watch TV?

i think news are important for you to know what is going on in your world, but not the whole day...we need fun to..i would vote for like 25% news and the rest fun programs shows...nice day!

Yes I like to watch t.v but I don't have subtribe for cable t.v because I watch T.V from my country in the internet.

Tv is a kind of entertainment of my free time.

actually , yesterday i had my cable cut off cuz i just never watch it anymroe. i think it's a waste of time. it does make the time fly and i have so much to do around here mytime is limited and i notidced i wasnt watching tv anymore so i had it cut. i guess ill save money too. lol

I think that TV in our days.. and in our country.. really SUX! :) I don't like to watch TV.. not romanian channels..

i like news or some good movies, but i don't watch tv a lot

Well life is a mixture of good and bad. So if we balance what we see on tv as it presents everything from news to fun and real knowledge on discovery channel.

I was a fan of television, but after I got my internet conection..whell let's say that my TV got him self a long long vacation, about 3 moths vacation. I look at TV only when my internet is down.

absolutely no.beause it only causes headache.

i am a tv addict, i watch from channel to channel, if my headache bugs me, then its a sign that i should rest.

i like to do so but not at all times

The concept of being able to watch TV on your computer has been around for quite some time now. In fact, there are already quite a few TV cards available in the market today. Some of the more well known brands include Hauppauge as well as ATI. ATI’s TV tuners can be found separately in the ATI TV Wonder series or integrated in video cards in ATI’s All-In-Wonder series. Unfortunately, the idea has not been as appealing to consumers due to several reasons. First of all, if you were to compare the picture quality on the same standard TV signal, you would immediately notice that picture quality looks better on a regular TV as opposed to a computer screen. This is because the TV signal is not quite appropriate with the resolution on a computer monitor. In addition, there isn’t much visibility of these kinds of products in a retail store because you rarely see a computer demonstrating TV capabilities on a computer. Companies have taken a slightly different route with the introduction of LCD screens with built-in TV tuners. This is great in bringing awareness of being able to watch TV on your computer, but it still has the same poor picture quality. HDTV technology is starting to become standard in the latest types of digital televisions costing upwards of thousands of dollars. Now ATI is bringing the same experience of HDTV to the computer user with their HDTV Wonder package which retails for $200.