4 reasons I would never buy a TV over 65 inches

It might be a cliche, but I’m still impressed by how TV sizes have grown in my lifetime. When I was a kid, screens under 40 inches were not only the norm, but often the only viable choice, since they were attached to heavy CRT cabinets that made moving them a two-person operation — never mind positioning them wherever you wanted. The first TV my family owned doubled as a piece of decorative furniture. You knew a friend’s parents were rich if they had one of those standalone projection TVs sitting in their living room.