1080p 27" Hanns-G monitor with 1ms input lag

I don't use TVs anymore, since I used to play games that are lag dependant like Guitar Hero.

1080P since 2008. HD Ready,1080i is dead now adays.

Main TV is 720p, but at the small size of 32" and the nicer color than the 1080p's at the same price (read: almost no 1080p TV's), 1080p would have made no difference or would just be worse.

(HDMI enabled) PC monitor is 1080p, naturally!

Samsung HLT5087SAX (50" 1080p LED DLP)

A 40 inch 1080p Sony Bravia which my dad bought back in 2008.

It's great to use Ps3 and Wii U with it.

Samsung 50 " Plasma PN50C550G1FXZA. Bought it 2 years ago for $999 not a bad set but I'm really looking into grabing a new 4k sometime this year most likly a samsung never had an issue with thier sets

Purchased the TV last year when I moved in my new house. I wanted it to be at least 55" 1080p, but due to wallspace limit in my living room I could only fit a 51" max. Couldn't buy the Samsung 55+" I wanted, so I ended up with the cheap Sony KDL-50W656. Not happy with a few things like how it breaks the CI+ every time it updates or its srt incompatibility, but apart from that it's doing good and I'm happy that it didn't have 3D!

PS: the TV stand is pretty clever since it works as a wall mount too, and that's what I use. Saved some extra cash that way ;)

I bought the Sony Bravia KDL-46W905, so yes I am at 1080p. 

I saved for ages for a new TV, so when I read the stellar reviews - particularly regarding gaming - I knew that was the TV I was going to buy. It just took a little while for me to part with my saved cash! One thing I do love though is the fact that when Sony show off games they use the same TV model I bought, it makes the purchase feel justified as they are obviously very confident with their product!

Samsung 1080p baby all the way!

1080k