50" 1080P Sony LCD. I still have my 27" CRT for my retro needs.
| Red4ADevil said: Currently, Im gaming on an old 32'' philips magnavox TV; it belogned to my dads before he bought his new 40" Sanyo 1080 HDTV a few months ago. Everybody has a new HDTV, but me I currently own a wii but I'd kill for that little extra bump in clarity. I can see it difference, its nice and clean, crisp, clear, even if the 480p is till stretched. |
Thats nothing to whine about, I have a 15 inch RCA from 1992, and it only displays in Black and White.
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for all peeps who watch TV channels that are SD and have HD TVs get a booster :P and i use a sony bravia FTW lol
I have a 32" LCD tv from LG. It's HD, but not full, I believe it goes up to 720p. But that's fine, since I don't own any HD console anyway. 
Wii games look fabulous on it.
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| bmmb1 said: Pioneer Kuro 42" Plasma, Wii games look great on it. |
I'm jealous, i'd be more jealous if you had the 55 or 60 inch though;)
Man the amount of times I've heard people say "no difference between 720 and 1080 on a sub 50inch screen"
Well, if I can easily tell the diff between 800 and 1200 on a widescreen moniter?
Anyway, I love my 1080p Samsung. I can't stand seein a PS3 bein played on an SDTV, tis blasphemy. The 50 interlaced frames per second makes my eyes hurt!
Its a 40" Sony Bravia 1080p FullHD with BRAVIA2 engine
Oh and there is deference between 1080 and 720 in my 40" Tv
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. Besides my dad, my brother has a 50''; he won it in a raffle ticket contest out of 80 people (lucky bastard); dont know what brand it is. My uncle has a 40'' vizio, my other uncle has a 32", my grandmother has one as well, even my mother has a 13''; she won it as well from drawing lots. Im saving up but my patience is growing thin. 
