Updated February 16, 8:45 a.m. ET A couple of weeks ago a colleague at CNET walked into my office and told me his TV had died. It was a Samsung LCD from 2008, and according to my colleague–let’s call him “Bill” since he said he’d rather not be identified in this story–a quick Google search …
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