Does Size Matter???

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How BIG is yours???

13"-19" (Good things come in small packages)
5
14%
20"-26" (Like every American, just average)
8
22%
27"-35" (Not bragging but it's above average)
11
30%
36"-42" (Yeah, it's that BIG)
4
11%
43"+ (Ginormous?!? They need to invent another word)
9
24%
 
Total votes: 37
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Post by andymol21 »

15.4 inch through my laptop. Not ideal...... but small and multifunctional.
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The living room has a 62" non-high definition TV. The one in my room is a standard 26".
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Post by Niode »

27" CRT Widscreen TV for Retro and 38" Panasonic Viera 1080p Plasma.

I also have a 21" 1440 x 900 TFT display for my 360 that I use for driving simulations. Obviously when I get GT5 i'll put my PS3 there as well. (i have a mock car shell for my seat, pedals and wheel)
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Post by Ramatut4001 »

46" Samsung 1080P LCD in the living room for all the current-gen stuff (and Dreamcast), 27"CRT in the bedroom (just a GCN), 32" in the office for the ever-rotating stock of other consoles, usually about 7.
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I forgot, I should explain. I have the 60 inch back in Florida with all my video games. Here in LA I only brought my 360 and Wii, those I hook up to my computer monitor which is a 30 inch 2560X1600 LCD display.
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Post by RyaNtheSlayA »

A nice 32" Sony Bravia 1080i in my room then in the living room a nice 42" 1080p Hitachi.

Japanese brands for life!!!m 8)
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Post by AwesomeMonstar »

42" 1080p pioneer elite hooked up to 5.1 in-wall speakers and one beast sub, it's dead sexy. /brag
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dudex77
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Post by dudex77 »

23 inch piece of shit CRT but when I have the money I'm hoping to buy a nice 23 inch wide screen Phillips or something. Anyone want to suggest a good 23 inch wide screen that's cheap enough?
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Ivo
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Post by Ivo »

I don't have a TV.

I'm probably getting a 2nd hand crappy one just to play Saturn on, as I don't actually watch TV.

I'm planning on getting a 20'' TFT for the new desktop I'll be building soon (finally), and perhaps I can also find a 17'' (or so) CRT to play Dreamcast through the VGA cable.

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Post by Lodestar »

You're all well-endowed. I'm envious.

But as they say, it's not the size of the resolution...it's the...refresh rate of each individual pixel working together in harmony to create something greater than the sum of its parts.

That, my friends, is a screen.
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