If HD standards change so rapidly to put a tv that is barely 2 years old in the obsolete status then the industry has a serious problem. I think it's pretty obsurd that some people actually suggest buying another TV to fix the problem with the PS3. If that isn't brand loyalty then I don't know what is. This isn't a problem with the televisions, it's a problem with the PS3 which I'm sure will be fixed soon, but it shouldn't have even been released with problems like these. This really accentuates the problem with the new standard that the gaming industry is succumbing to: rush out flawed hardware and software now, fix it later with updates and recalls.
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If HD standards change so rapidly to put a tv that is barely 2 years old in the obsolete status then the industry has a serious problem. I think it's pretty obsurd that some people actually suggest buying another TV to fix the problem with the PS3. If that isn't brand loyalty then I don't know what is. This isn't a problem with the televisions, it's a problem with the PS3 which I'm sure will be fixed soon, but it shouldn't have even been released with problems like these. This really accentuates the problem with the new standard that the gaming industry is succumbing to: rush out flawed hardware and software now, fix it later with updates and recalls.