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I actually mounted my dish networks satellite receiver box on the wall next to my wall-mounted LCD TV, to get rid of the table beneath.

I did see that too Steve. He likes it; he doesn’t like it… looks like he’s still on for the sequel anyway.

USA Today interviewed Michael Bay and he apparently wasn’t so thrilled with the DVD. Nor with the HD-DVD exclusivity clause. Check it out: http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/dvd/2007-10-22-transformers-bay_N.htm

I hope that MK1 Studio puts a big disclaimer on this lift, because it looks like this is probably the most unsafe television lift in the industry. Their are better/ cheaper choices in the industry.

According to latest news a real 3D tv without glasses will be made available in 2020.  Are you going to wait for this marvel.  God knows.

I intend buying samsung 1080p lcd.  is it worth now cause the set will be with me for the next five years or so.  by this time hdtv signals will be common.  what should i do.  any comments

They will not change the form factor of many recievers, cable boxes, tivos, power conditioners, ect because ethey conform to a standard width. If manufactuers start changing the components sizes, people with rack mounted hardware, or furniture built for holding AV equipment will have a hard time fitting odd shaped equipment

Ha, that would be nice.  You’ll just have to settle for Bang & Olufsen’s wall-mounted vertical CD player for now, maybe get a media center with cablecard to get rid of the cable and tivo boxes ...

What I want to know is, when are the rest of the components going to change their form factors? So I have a nice thin 52” LCD tv, and that’s great and all, but I still need a hutch to hold the receiver, dvd player, tivo, cable box, etc, etc. How about changing the form factor of these devices to…

It will be the greatest leap in televesion history