Yes. Having bought my HDTV 3 years ago (it's a Samsung 530 Series with color balancing tech), I'm quite happy with it. Being that it's my very first HDTV, I wanted to make sure that my (first) HDTV that I was going to buy had to be 1080p so I can take advantage of all the games and movies that ran in the resolution.

I have a 60" 3D 1080P TV, I hardly use it though, especially never for gaming, I can't stand 1080P over that much screen real-estate.
I'm waiting on 4k TV's to become more common place.

Yes, but I do most of my media consumption on a 900p monitor and a 1080i projector. I can't really see anyone who bought an LCD TV in the past 4 years having less than 1080p. Plasma is another matter, though.

Most certainly do. It's my baby, calibrated it myself.

We had one until lightning took it out. We went back to out CRT until we have money to get a new set.

yes indeed I do. 2 of them.

Yep. Had a 52" 1080i Rear Projection TV (that sucker was HUGE), til a dog I was taking care of decided to pee on it. So, I got a 50" 1080p LCD TV last Feb. Can't wait to see what the PS4 looks like on that beauty.

My first 1080p TV was when I bought my PS3. I used the system as a bluray player mostly ;)

My laptop's screen is only 900p though, and that's what I view all these next gen comparisons on.

Yes one a 42 inch LG 120hz LCD. All my other are 720p two 32 inch LCD and one 26 inch LED.

55" 1080p LED in the living room and a 42" 1080p LED in my bedroom.