What size is your TV?

Howard Juneau · 16-10-2013 09:57AM

37" Sony, great for YooToob & Netflix,

Wibbs · 16-10-2013 10:01AM

42 inch Panasonic Plasma. Full HD, 3D and all that jazz. Gorge pic on it. Got it 18 months ago. Was gonna go for an LCD/LED, but the plasmas had a much better picture(less harsh, less cartoony, less flicker). I dunno if that's changed now though?

King Krib · 16-10-2013 10:04AM

50'' plasma..

LordSutch · 16-10-2013 10:04AM

32" LCD

Duggy747 · 16-10-2013 10:07AM

Panasonic Viera Plasma 42'' with the HTPC connected.

Standard definition is peasant television :pac:

cherryghost · 16-10-2013 10:08AM

Wibbs wrote: »

42 inch Panasonic Plasma. Full HD, 3D and all that jazz. Gorge pic on it. Got it 18 months ago. Was gonna go for an LCD/LED, but the plasmas had a much better picture(less harsh, less cartoony, less flicker). I dunno if that's changed now though?

Still the same bro

ZzubZzub · 16-10-2013 10:09AM

A 46" HD LCD tv, an engagement/house warming gift from the parents!

Gears of War on the aul Xbox has never looked as sexy as it does now!

UCDVet · 16-10-2013 10:25AM

I paid a lot extra for a crappy 27" computer monitor to avoid the bloody TV license nonsense.

Three years later though, I've saved 480 euro!

Akrasia · 16-10-2013 10:52AM

I had a 32 inch tv but I couldn't read any of the writing on the screen
(combination of me being half blind, and the writing getting smaller as other people's tvs get bigger)

So I got a 51 inch plasma for €450
Then my wife insisted that we push the couch back against the wall of the sitting room so now I still can't read any of the writing (but our sitting room has more space)

denlaw · 16-10-2013 11:03AM

We bought a telly in 1999 when we moved into our new house, the bloody thing went bang on the thursday before the ryder cup in the k club in 2006, went in that friday morning and bought this massive sanyo yoke which weigh's more than myself but its still going strong, seriously, a russian weight lifter wouldnt budge this thing which was a blessing having had 2 more kids who absolutely hammered it over the yrs, when it goes i'll get a nice 42" lcd or something fancy like that...

banie01 · 16-10-2013 11:10AM

Thread needs a poll!
My main everyday TV is a 55'' but every so often I dig out my projector....
And some day soon I will knock walls and rearrange my sitting room so as to make a permanent 10ft screen fit in to the room.....
Somehow. I'll figure out TARDIS physics and make it fit!

Cantona's Collars · 16-10-2013 11:18AM

UCDVet wrote: »

I paid a lot extra for a crappy 27" computer monitor to avoid the bloody TV license nonsense.

Three years later though, I've saved 480 euro!

You won't be avoiding it for much longer.

46" Samsung LED for me.32" in the kitchen & a 22" in the bedroom with a 19" sitting spare in another room.

El Guapo! · 16-10-2013 11:19AM

50"
But it's a plasma, so if I leave anything paused for longer than a few minutes it burns into the screen and stays there for a while. Pain in the hole.

tony1980 · 16-10-2013 11:27AM

50" LG Plasma, got it just after our honeymoon 4 years ago and it is still going strong. I initially got it for gaming on the 360 and set it up in the box room on the wall, recliner about 4 to 5 feet away, was like I was in the game. I literally had to turn my head to see things happening on the other side of the map during a game, good times!! It is now been used in our main sitting room.

anncoates · 16-10-2013 11:28AM

My tv would kill your tv

anncoates · 16-10-2013 11:30AM

MonkieSocks wrote: »

My sister in law has a 52 inch Bush

What kind of box has she got hooked up to it?

mathie · 16-10-2013 11:32AM

anncoates wrote: »

What kind of box has she got hooked up to it?

Her vagina.

SCOOP 64 · 16-10-2013 11:33AM

42"

kieran. · 16-10-2013 11:35AM

Philips Cineos Flat TV 42PFL9632D 107 cm (42") LCD integrated digital with Perfect Pixel HD Engine and Ambilight 2 channel.

Excellent for playing Call of duty on the XBOX

And a 32" Samsung LCD hooked up to the PC

efc67 · 16-10-2013 11:39AM

I wonder if many of these have been sold

http://www.costco.co.uk/view/product/uk_catalog/cos_1,cos_1.1,cos_1.1.1/142976

Mykola · 16-10-2013 11:43AM

Mine is a 14 inch CRT about 8 years old.

5starpool · 16-10-2013 11:46AM

mike65 wrote: »

My old CRT died at the start of the 2010 world cup and I was just thinking about getting a telly and being able to carry it home - not how big it was.

You don't have a car or know anyone who has a car either? Excuses, excuses Mike.

All the "I don't have XYZ so I don't need a tv licence people" are going to be upset in a year or so by the tv licence replacement charge.

petes · 16-10-2013 11:55AM

47". Does the job. As in I can watch stuff on it.

JohnnyChimpo · 16-10-2013 12:19PM

petes wrote: »

47". Does the job. As in I can watch stuff on it.

Tell me more, coincidentally that's exactly what I'm looking for in a TV

MonstaMash · 16-10-2013 12:21PM

32" Sony Bravia hooked up via VGA to PC

Playboy · 16-10-2013 12:24PM

55"

Augmerson · 16-10-2013 12:38PM

42" inch LED tay vay. It's a Hanspree. Never heard of the make before but does the job just fine.

StompToWork · 16-10-2013 12:40PM

I have a 25" AND a 27", both CRTs. Salubrious or wot??

ShadowHearth · 16-10-2013 01:07PM

42" LCD in bedroom and 42" LED in my mancave strictly only for gaming. Got a fresh TV license today too!

Wibbs · 16-10-2013 01:40PM

El Guapo! wrote: »

50"
But it's a plasma, so if I leave anything paused for longer than a few minutes it burns into the screen and stays there for a while. Pain in the hole.

Really? I have a plasma and can leave something paused and get no burn in at all. Odd. Maybe it's an early one, they did have this issue and even then it was only in the first couple of hundred hours were it was more likely. Though what you describe sounds more like ghosting rather than burn. Burn is permanent, though I don't get ghosting either.

What size is your TV?

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