What TV do you own?

I have a :

46 inch SonyKDL46EX713

and a 40 inch Samsung LE40B650 downstairs

anyone got a 60 plus?

32" Dynex (Best Buy generic) it was cheap and was the biggest I could get to fit my entertainment center at the time. I'll be upgrading in a couple years to a 50" Samsung or something similar.

51" Samsung. Which was actually a gift from my aunt. I will never own another Samsung TV ever again. (unless it's free;))

There's a 32" Sony Bravia in the living room. I forget which model.

I have a 28" Samsung widescreen SDTV in my bedroom. Quite horrible. Need a new one.

My tv: 32" Dynex HDTV, it was only 299.99 at Future Shop for a week, so I grabbed one because I sure wasn't getting a better deal at the time. (this was around October of 2009)

My family tv: 50" Sharp Aquos

42" Panasonic Viera Plasma 720p. Bigger isn't better, one should buy the size that fits the application.

21.5 Inch Dell ST2210

52 inch Panasonic

i don't watch much of tv so i still use my old 21" LG crt

TV is becoming outdated. Today, there is Netflix, Hulu, Veoh, and other means via which TV programs can be viewed online at the time you want to watch them. Soon, online TV viewing will catch up completely, which means that you'll no longer have to wait a few days after a show's initial broadcasting on TV, to see it online. With that said, here's my "TV". It's an Asus 24" 1920x1080 LED backlight monitor.

23" Samsung 720p. Works for me.

TV is becoming outdated. Today, there is Netflix, Hulu, Veoh, and other means via which TV programs can be viewed online at the time you want to watch them.Soon, online TV viewing will catch up completely, which means that you'll no longer have to wait a few days after a show's initial broadcasting on TV, to see it online. BluRayHiDef

32" LG

I have a 32" Samsung LCD and a 22" Panasonic CRT for older games.

1080p 31 inch AWA. The perfect fit for my bedroom.

Mine's a 37-inch Panasonic Viera Plasma TX-P37X20B and I love it. It's just the right size for me.

• 60" Sony Bravia 1080p
• 55" Vizio 1080p
• 42" Vizio 1080p
• 50" Sony Wega
• 32" Vizio 1080p
• 32" Vizio

42" Panasonic Viera Plasma 720p. Bigger isn't better, one should buy the size that fits the application.

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42" Sharp AQUOS LC42D64U

Ahhh what people with tiny TV's say to everyone else. A 73'' DLP can be had for about $1000 and it's 3D ready, people just don't want it.X360PS3AMD05

I have a 44" panosonic.

In my front room we have a Sharp Aquos 52" LCD. In my bedroom I have a Sharp Aquos 40" LCD.

I got 4 tv's. A cheap Orion one in one room, an RCA in my bedroom, a 42 inch tv Samsung flat screen in the family room, a panasonic in living room and aGE tv in the basement

63" Samsung plasma
47" Samsung LCD
32" Thompson LCD

21in Westinghouse 720p HDTV. Got it way back in 2007

50" Samsung Plasma, 32" Samsung LCD, 27" Toshiba tube tv

42" plasma

42" 720P Samsung Plasma. Absolutely love it. And we paid $380 for it. I've left sports channels on for hours and games paused for even longer with not even a hint of burn in. Plasma is the best for me.

Pioneer Elite Kuro 50 inch (PRO-111FD), I have about 4 more TVs but none of them compare.

I have a Standard Sony tv, I'm such a loser.:(CMFreezy

That makes two of us then.