Bad news for home theater enthusiasts

@nonoise lol, when called out again about your ignorance, you try to cover it up. Your posts are just noise, useless and annoying, ruining the experience. 
Since the launch ATSC3.0 is now available in every major city across the US, including Hawaii, with 50 smaller cities planned for the rest of the year. Considering it requires significant investment from the broadcaster, it is going to take a while to reach smaller markets.

but again, you can’t help but prove your ignorance with every post regardless of topic, and then you jump to personal attack when called out.

@fredrik222 Did you have to go and look that up? I read a similar article just yesterday and this one just now (just to brush up a bit and get a general consensus ).

The most optimistic read is here and it's still not the best of news. They've still got a long ways to go.

Don't they have shuffleboard or corn hole where they keep you?

All the best,
Nonoise

If anyone on either side of this petty insult-fest thinks they are coming out looking better than the other side, think again.  There was a real discussion to be had here, Sidetracked and disrupted by maybe 5th grade level ad hominem attacks? 

Seriously what are each you getting out of this?  I guess it's better than getting in your car and running people down on the street. 

My $.02 is that these uber-expensive digital solutions - whether audio OR video, are a serious overpay because technology is moving so fast.  What is today's powerful PC is tomorrow's doorstop.  That's fine for those well financed enough but I kind of like my $10k purchases to have a good long runway.  

Secondarily, cable box aside, I don't like hardware that is tied to a single software/content source. 

(Finally, on the comment about many people on Audiogon having never spent over $10k on speakers, I have, but that's because it's at least 10 pairs of speakers!  You can do that when you spend a lot of time hunting on the used market...)

@jji666 like stated numerous @nonoise posts things he has no knowledge about at all, and then starts misleading others. In every single post. Like I posted earlier with a link too, he thought that cable tv quality is bad because “the number of boxes” involved. 
 

what real discussion? The premise was wrong, meaning streaming is not an inherent inferior media, as proven with kaleidascape’s platform. So how do you have a real discussion about a made up thing?

@nonoise you are correct, I had to look up how many new markets being added so I actually knew what I was talking about. You should try it sometime.