If you can't notice the difference between High Def and Standard TV then your High Def TV is a piece of shit.

I love the female body, but not sexually. I'm more fond of the male body actually, and yes that one is very nice when it's well defined.

I love nature, and all thats tuff you mentioned. Except for drinks of an alcoholic type.

I don't mean upgrades exactly, but I am tired of that too yes.

HDTV is only now reaching 50% market share. I don't know if you saw a report earlier this year, that said that part of the Wii's success is that snce over 50% of consumers still have SDTV, the features th HD consoles have to offer aren't a big influence on them.

I think you're mirroring yourself when you say that.

My TV is fine, I can definitely tell the difference, and I just don't care for it. But my eyes, they feel tired from it. I'm not joking about this, I even get headaches sometimes. And frankly I'm annoyed that nobody else wants to take it seriously/thinks I'm offending them. Hey, I also spent a lot of money on HD, I also want to justify my purchases.

Thats great, the point is, the technology is old by its standards....of course companies are going to push ahead with better technology.

Have you gone to the doctor? I'm serious when i say there is a huge difference but i don't know why your wanting people to side with you on the issue. A doctor could probably explain better why this is happening as to random people on a video game message board.

@Azelover

dude I joke a lot, but my point is that HD is pointless, when it happens it happens, I may be taking it for granted by the way I see it whatever is displayed in HD should be more important than the fact that it's displayed in HD.

For your argument though, it seems you have more of an issue with not having the tech already in your possession not that the tech is there exactly. If you already had it and all it's parts to make it work I believe you'd be content.

However you still have a point but we'll have to wait and see if the risk pays off when someone tries to sell it.

50- looks okay 1080p.
2025
we wont see this anywhere after 2030

Don't worry, you aren't alone.  When my parents watched HD programming for the very first time, their eyes got tired too.  I don't know if it still bothers them though.