Apparently the average television size is going to be 60 inches by 2015. Do we really need that much television? I mean, come on.
I used to watch my mom’s old 9-inch black-and-white television in my room, and I thought it was the greatest thing ever. PacMan on my cousin’s hand-me-down Atari couldn’t look any better. Things are a little different now, yeah? I wonder what my Xbox games would look like on that old TV.
Anyways, I scraped some television size data representing the past eight years or so, and actually, growth isn’t as dramatic as you might think.

Apparently the average television size is going to be 60 inches by 2015. Do we really need that much television? I mean, come on.
I used to watch my mom’s old 9-inch black-and-white television in my room, and I thought it was the greatest thing ever. PacMan on my cousin’s hand-me-down Atari couldn’t look any better. Things are a little different now, yeah? I wonder what my Xbox games would look like on that old TV.
Anyways, I scraped some television size data representing the past eight years or so, and actually, growth isn’t as dramatic as you might think.
