TV Review, Westinghouse Television 55 Inches
Sounds are corrupted and screen has uncomforting
graphics. While it’s true a screen of
much size can prove what graphics are possible to demonstrate, my parents can’t
be forced with an inferior product and they’ve already been even more unhappy
than they were before this tv came into our casually formal lives. To be honest, Westinghouse has given a
television set of grand size that is very much a handyman’s job before we can
watch any program for the first time. I
still can’t leave Westinghouse with a review that’s two words long; in fact,
such input would likely be commonplace and not worthy toward their attempt at
appealing to our budgeted market with something that at least functions with
some basics. A tv of this nature may go
on with partial fundamentality, yet its characteristics are like some of those
of a bad guitar a singer throws away at a concert as he takes some booing from
the crowd. Does that musician’s curse
sound familiar? Maybe Westinghouse needs
to do further study on the technology department because, well, I’m naturally
aware of technological problems as they arise and fashion in general is what
plenty of folks exhibit when they remark on problems with temper and
grossness. All I have to do to be
technologically aware is to exhibit myself to as many odd situations as
possible in order to get a taste of life when tragedy is down in the
dumps. People go through such tragedy on
a daily basis since money’s already been spent and had for products in question
and life-long experiences are those dimensions which take a long time to
realize and actually taste. Yes, even
bad tastes can come back to haunt you if you’re not careful about beauty for
which Westinghouse’s tv here has a jugular version of. A television’s beauty that is “jugular” tends
to have a coarse effect in overall approach, as the general display of
technology might have some bits that would’ve worked but instead don’t since
the erratic nature of sound, visuals, and pleasure is amended to ugly ends by
such a technological piece. In other
words, there must be dignity to a technological device as well as pleasure, and
our tv feels cheap in both price and quality although such elements of low cost
really show up as aggressive factors to horror overtime. Westinghouse may surely give a philosopher on
horror something to remark on with touch and prestige, but my mom doesn’t like
a zombie’s gurgle when the tv produces its sound with remarkable exaggeration
in a broken kind of way and dad notices he gets dizzy and messy while being
exposed to jazz which comes off of the tv as coarse and inappropriate, both
kinds of sound resembling tremors an elephant has when it dies in a rose
garden. Please don’t get this tv. It will ruin your sense of pleasure and make
you wonder why common sense is so underrated.
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